Lithuania State Registers Leak Impacts 540K Citizens
Lithuania’s State Enterprise Centre of Registers suffered unauthorized access using stolen employee credentials, exposing data of around 540,000 people or nearly 20% of the population. The leak, possibly dating back to January but detected in late April, included names, personal codes, dates of birth and real estate ownership details. No passwords or payment data were compromised; authorities are investigating and affected individuals have not yet received formal notifications.
- names
- personal codes
- dates of birth
- real estate ownership
Unauthorized access via stolen employee credentials at Lithuania’s State Enterprise Centre of Registers has exposed the personal data of approximately 540,000 citizens, nearly one-fifth of the country’s population.
Public reporting indicates the breach occurred as early as January 2026 but was only detected in late April. The compromised information includes full names, personal identification codes, dates of birth, and real estate ownership records. No passwords or financial payment details were involved. Lithuanian authorities have launched an investigation, yet as of the latest updates, affected individuals have not received direct notifications from the government or the affected agency. Industry research from sources such as DoxxScan™ continuous monitoring indicates that government register breaches of this scale frequently surface in underground markets within weeks of discovery.
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