No Pass AFGHANISTAN MINISTRY OF FINANCE COMPLETE INFRASTRUCTURE BREACH – 1.4 TB+ LEAKED

No Pass AFGHANISTAN MINISTRY OF FINANCE COMPLETE INFRASTRUCTURE BREACH – 1.4 TB+ LEAKED

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AFGHANISTAN MINISTRY OF FINANCE COMPLETE INFRASTRUCTURE BREACH – 1.4 TB+​









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Target:
Ministry of Finance of Afghanistan (mof.gov.af) + Associated Government Systems



Collection Overview:
This is a comprehensive dump from the cPanel account of user "shamshad", containing the full backend infrastructure of Afghanistan's Ministry of Finance and multiple linked government platforms.



What's Included:​

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- shamshad.tar - Complete 1.4 Terabyte account backup
- Full cPanel configuration, user settings, and file structure
- Private RSA SSL keys and certificates (including ppp.mof.gov.af, afmis.mof.gov.af and others)
- Complete DNS zone files and domain configurations
- Multiple MySQL/MariaDB database dumps (shamshad_socs and other government databases)
- Website source code and content (reforms, reports, programs, directories)
- Email systems, Mailman lists, and autoresponder configurations
- Apache TLS/SSL configs and server-level files
- Extensive government subdomains: afmis.mof.gov.af, ppp.mof.gov.af, budget.mof.gov.af, hospitals.mof.gov.af, and many more
- Internal documents, user privileges, and system backups
Total Size: Over 1.4 TB (main archive) + additional extracted configs and databases​



About The Breach:
This leak gives a near-complete view of the Ministry of Finance's digital operations. It includes sensitive private keys, live databases, email infrastructure, official government content, and backend configurations — everything an attacker would need to deeply understand or compromise these systems.
A high-value government infrastructure exposure.


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Session: 051148456761460449e1a9fa88472ffc94fbeb97d29f6da7b1b8770ec322750f19



#Afghanistan Leak #Ministry Of Finance #mof.gov.af #PPP #AFMIS #Government Breach #DataLeak #ServerDump​
 
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