Cyber threat monitors reported that a group known as Jabaroot claimed responsibility for leaking more than 695,000 records linked to Morocco’s Watiqa.ma civil document platform. The alleged data includes names, contact details, and birth certificate information tied to online administrative services. Moroccan authorities did not confirm the breach at the time of reporting. The incident raised new concerns about cybersecurity risks as Morocco continues expanding digital public services and online government platforms.
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Morocco Probes Watiqa Data Leak
Science & Tech
01/06/2026
Cyber threat monitors reported that a group known as Jabaroot claimed responsibility for leaking more than 695,000 records linked to Morocco’s Watiqa.ma civil document platform. The alleged data includes names, contact details, and birth certificate information tied to online administrative services. Moroccan authorities did not confirm the breach at the time of reporting. The incident raised new concerns about cybersecurity risks as Morocco continues expanding digital public services and online government platforms.
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