On February 13, 2026, the Ecuadorian financial cooperative Mutualista Imbabura appeared on the leak site of the vect ransomware group with 300GB of stolen internal files marked as leaked. The exposed data includes customer financial records such as loans, savings and account balances, credit and loan portfolio details, payroll and salary information, employee personal data, and national ID documents.
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What Public Reporting Shows
Public reporting indicates the cooperative suffered a ransomware intrusion that led to both encryption and exfiltration. The vect group published a sample of the stolen material and listed Mutualista Imbabura as fully leaked after the victim did not meet the demanded ransom. Available reporting describes the incident as affecting a regulated financial entity responsible for loans, savings accounts, and payroll services across its membership base. Exact number of individuals impacted remains unknown, but the breadth of records suggests thousands of customers and employees could have personal and financial details now circulating in criminal channels.
Customer financial records, national ID documents, and payroll data represent the core categories reportedly exposed. The leak site entry carries a timestamp of February 13, 2026, and lists the data volume at 300GB.
Why This Matters for You and Your Family
When a financial institution loses control of loan files, salary records, and national identification numbers, the information can be used to file fraudulent credit applications, drain linked accounts, or impersonate victims to open new lines of credit. If you or anyone in your household holds an account, loan, or receives payroll through Mutualista Imbabura, your family’s financial stability is now at higher risk. Criminals combine these records with other leaked data to build convincing profiles that bypass basic security questions at other banks or government agencies.