Watiqa.ma: 695,402 civil status records claimed leaked

Overview

On May 20, 2026, a DarkForums user operating as JBT2026 claimed the full database of Watiqa.ma, the official Moroccan online platform used to request civil status documents, was leaked. The post states the dataset contains 695,402 records and provides the complete CSV column structure with sample rows.

What was published

According to the post, the records include:

• Order numbers and full names
• Mother's and father's full names
• Dates of birth
• Emails and phone numbers
• Residential addresses
• Birth certificate numbers and civil status offices

Sample rows show Moroccan citizens including people residing abroad in France, with addresses in Arabic and French.

Risks for affected individuals

Moroccan citizens who ordered civil status documents through Watiqa.ma could have highly sensitive personal data exposed, including full names of parents, addresses and birth certificate numbers. This data enables identity fraud, document forgery and targeted scams.

What remains unknown

• The Moroccan authorities have not publicly commented
• The download link was not visible in the captured portion
• The poster is a new member, so the claim could not be independently confirmed

What affected people should do

Moroccans who used Watiqa.ma should monitor for fraudulent use of their identity data and be cautious of calls or messages referencing their civil status records. Reporting suspicious identity use to authorities is strongly advised.