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The BlueLeaks archive contains over 16 million rows of data, including emails, descriptions of alleged crimes, and detailed personal information.

Hacked BlueLeaks documents provided an unprecedented look into the Northern California police intelligence agency during the recent George Floyd protests.

The "BlueLeaks 2.0" incident exposed sensitive and anonymous tips from students using a platform that promised confidentiality, affecting over 7,300 schools and referral systems. The breach involves Navigate360, a subcontractor linked to the P3Tips platform, though the company has not publicly confirmed the incident. DDoSecrets.org named the event "BlueLeaks 2.0" due to similarities with a prior leak, but no specific technical details, dates, or CVE IDs were disclosed. The exposed data includes student reports submitted under assurances of anonymity and security. The full scope and impact remain under investigation, with updates expected.

Analysis of BlueLeaks trove also shows police received training on domestic ‘Muslim extremists’ from pro-Israel groups

Analysis of BlueLeaks trove also shows police received training on domestic ‘Muslim extremists’ from pro-Israel groups

The "BlueLeaks 2.0" data breach is described as the worst privacy and security incident affecting students in the education sector over the past 20 years, surpassing prior incidents like the Power School breach. The breach involves P3 Global Intel ("P3"), though specific technical details, compromised data types, or exact exposure numbers are not provided. The incident has prompted U.S. senators to initiate transparency measures as part of accountability efforts. The article was published on April 28, 2026, and focuses on the education sector in the United States. No CVE IDs or specific attack vectors are mentioned in the available content.

A DataBreaches.net Editorial The “BlueLeaks 2.0” data breach may be the worst privacy and data security breach affecting students that DataBreaches has seen in 20 years of reporting on breaches affecting the education sector. If people thought the Power School incident was the worst ever, hold my coffee. Who will hold P3 Global Intel (“P3”)... Source

Just when I thought I might be done with work for the day, DataBreaches received an email from "Internet Yiff Machine" (IYM),  the hacktivist responsible for ha

Just when I thought I might be done with work for the day, DataBreaches received an email from “Internet Yiff Machine” (IYM),  the hacktivist responsible for hacking P3 Global Intel in what has been called the “Blue Leaks 2.0” breach. As most readers know by now, IYM provided a dataset of 8.3 million tips that... Source

Overview and Background This is the first of what will likely be several updates to this site’s exclusive reporting on the “BlueLeaks 2.0” incident that exposed anonymous and sensitive tips by and about students on a platform that promised them anonymity and security.  DDoSecrets.org named the incident “Blue Leaks 2.0” because, like a previous leak... Source