devCamp, a Spanish training academy specializing in technology and programming bootcamps, has allegedly suffered a data breach. The incident, which surfaced in January 2026, involves the exposure of several database exports containing information on applicants and students enrolled in various programs, including Full Stack Development and Digital Literacy. The leaked data appears to span records from 2020 through 2022.
The allegedly compromised data includes several CSV files totaling over 1,200 lines of student and lead information. According to the records, the following types of personal information have been exposed:
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Full names (Surnames and First names)
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Email addresses
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Phone numbers (including WhatsApp contact status)
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National ID numbers (DNI/NIE)
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Physical addresses and postal codes
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Dates of birth and ages
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Professional and academic status
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Employment details (Company names)
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Course registration details and internal comments
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English proficiency levels
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