NARSA Morocco: motorcycle inspection database claimed hacked

Overview

On November 8, 2025, DarkForums user anisanas2 announced the hack of NARSA, the Moroccan National Road Safety Agency. The post claims a full takeover of the agency's management system, with 150,000 rows of data covering every 50cc motorcycle ever inspected in Morocco. The poster provides a Telegram channel and a download link protected by a password.

What was published

According to the post, the extracted data includes:

• Full names and national ID numbers (CINs)
• License plate numbers of inspected motorcycles
• Residential addresses from internal logs
• Documents described as proof of bribery and fraud

The poster says the leak is partial and intentional, as proof of access, and that the whole database is in their possession.

Risks for affected individuals

Moroccan motorcycle owners whose inspection records were taken face exposure of their national ID numbers and home addresses. The combination of CIN and address enables identity fraud and targeted scams.

What remains unknown

• NARSA has not publicly commented on the claim
• The download link could not be verified at capture time
• The total size of the claimed database is not disclosed

What affected people should do

Moroccan motorists should monitor for suspicious use of their national ID and report any fraudulent documents or traffic-related scams. Anyone contacted with claims referencing their vehicle records should verify with official NARSA channels.