Ibn Tufail University: 13,000 lines of student and staff data shared

Overview

On September 4, 2025, DarkForums user Keymous shared a database described as containing more than 13,000 lines of data from Ibn Tufail University in Kenitra, Morocco. The post states the data covers students, teachers and staff, with sample rows including national ID numbers.

What was published

The sample rows include:

• Establishment and type (student or teacher)
• IDs and CIN numbers
• First and last names
• Dates of birth
• Academic and personal email addresses

The poster states the data will be available through a Telegram bot.

Risks for affected individuals

Students and staff of Ibn Tufail University could face identity fraud, since CIN numbers are combined with names, birth dates and contact details. The combination enables targeted phishing and document fraud.

What remains unknown

• The university has not publicly commented
• The full dataset was not published in the thread
• The claimed 13,000-line figure is not independently confirmed

What affected people should do

Members of the Ibn Tufail University community should monitor for fraudulent use of their national IDs and be cautious of messages referencing their academic records. Changing passwords on university systems is recommended.