Exclusive sources from the Ankara Cybercrime Division (speaking on condition of anonymity due to the current political climate) recall the panic.
The Turkish government was quick to respond to the leak, denying that the data was authentic and claiming that it had been fabricated by "terrorist organizations." However, the journalists and hacktivists who obtained the data were adamant that it was genuine and that it revealed a disturbing pattern of abuse of power by the Turkish police. turkish police data dump 2016 exclusive
In early 2016, two significant data breaches compromised Turkish security, beginning with Anonymous releasing 18GB of data from the Turkish National Police (EGM) in February. This was followed by a massive April 2016 leak exposing personal details of roughly 50 million citizens, including those of top government officials. For more details, visit SecurityAffairs . This was followed by a massive April 2016
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The most significant event occurred in April 2016, when a database containing the Personally Identifiable Information (PII) of 49.6 million Turkish citizens was posted online. This breach exposed: (TC Kimlik No) Full Names and parents' first names Dates of Birth and cities of birth Full Residential Addresses