Moroccan Ministry of Justice: lawsuit folders claimed extracted

Overview

On March 20, 2026, DarkForums user anisanas2 announced the breach of the Moroccan Ministry of Justice. The post claims that over 150,000 folders containing lawsuit documents were extracted from government servers, covering cases filed by large Moroccan companies against individuals between 2019 and the present, with a stated size of around 300 GB.

What was published

According to the post, the extracted data includes:

• Lawsuit folders and related legal records
• National IDs and identity documents
• Bank statements and invoices
• Judiciary documents across roughly 150,000 cases

The poster says 2,000 folders will be leaked initially, with the rest offered for purchase through a Telegram channel.

Risks for affected individuals

Moroccan individuals involved in lawsuits against companies could have sensitive financial and identity documents exposed. Bank statements combined with national IDs enable identity fraud, and the public nature of litigation files increases reputational exposure.

What remains unknown

• The Moroccan Ministry of Justice has not publicly commented
• No download sample was visible in the thread at capture time
• The actual volume of data released is not confirmed

What affected people should do

Moroccans who are parties to commercial litigation should monitor for suspicious use of their identity documents and report any fraudulent credit or banking activity. Anyone contacted about purchasing their case files should be aware the data is being traded.