NoName057: 994 profiles of Spanish police and military claimed
A document attributed to the NoName057 collective claims
994 profiles of members of the Spanish army, Civil Guard and National
Police. Under investigation by Spanish police and the CNI, unconfirmed.
⚠️ Claimed, under investigation by Spanish authorities,
authenticity not publicly confirmed. Spanish police and the CNI (Spain's
intelligence service) are investigating the origin and purpose of this document, but no
official confirmation of its full authenticity has been identified at the time of writing.
This case file documents a claim under active examination, not an established fact.
The numbers
994
Profiles claimed in a document titled "List of Spanish security
forces."
Claim reported, under investigation, unconfirmed.
3
Corps represented per the claim: Spanish army, Civil Guard, National
Police (Cuerpo Nacional de Policía).
Claim reported.
5
Data categories per profile claimed: photograph, phone number,
email, identifier, address-book contacts.
Claim reported.
2
Spanish authorities investigating the document's origin and
purpose: the police and the CNI (Centro Nacional de Inteligencia).
Spanish press, ongoing investigation.
Timeline
CLAIMED
August 2026
A document titled "List of Spanish security forces" circulates,
attributed to the NoName057 collective, active since the start of the conflict in
Ukraine. It reportedly contains 994 profiles of members of the Spanish army, the Civil
Guard and the National Police, with photograph, phone number, email, identifier and
address-book contacts.
UNDER INVESTIGATION
Since
Spanish police and the CNI are investigating the document's
origin and purpose. One investigator observation: the large majority of the affected
profiles reportedly correspond to recently graduated officers, leading investigators
to consider a psychological rather than operational objective.
JUDICIAL ESCALATION
August 25, 2026
Jucil, a Guardia Civil professional association, files a formal
complaint with Spain's National Court (Audiencia Nacional) over the distribution of a
roughly 500-page file containing officers' personal data. The court has yet to decide
whether to open a formal investigation. This filing neither confirms nor disproves the
exact number of profiles or the attribution to NoName057 — it is a procedural step, not
an established fact about the substance of the case.
🔍This case file covers a platform-security subject, not a
geopolitical one
This site documents this case exactly like any other data leak: by distinguishing
what is claimed from what is confirmed. The geopolitical context in which this collective
emerged is mentioned here only because it is part of the facts reported by sources — it
is not commented on or taken a position on. The subject of this case file is personal
data security, not an international conflict.
What it changes for you
If you or a relative are a member of Spanish security forces and recently graduated,
your personal and professional contact details could be in this document — pending
confirmation of its authenticity. The main risk is a contact attempt impersonating a
colleague or superior, relying on real personal details. See
From Leak to Scam.
🔒 A professional message citing precise personal details
(phone number, a contact from your address book) does not prove its legitimacy — verify
through an independent channel, especially for an unusual request.
Frequently asked questions
Is this leak confirmed?
Not fully: the document is under investigation by Spanish police and the CNI, with no
full public confirmation of its authenticity.
What is NoName057?
A hacker collective active since the conflict in Ukraine, having previously claimed
actions against Spanish targets.
What data is claimed?
994 profiles: photo, phone number, email, identifier and address-book contacts.
📌 Last checked: August 23, 2026. Verifiable
information to report: contact@egidio.app.
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