A data breach involving the Robinson List in Spain has reportedly exposed the personal information of approximately 600,000 users. The threat actor known as 'injectioninferno' claims to have compromised 614,197 rows of user records, which include addresses, full names, DNI, and email addresses. The Robinson List is a service that allows Spanish citizens to opt out of receiving unsolicited communications. Additionally, the INC Ransom hacking group has claimed responsibility for breaching Coop57, resulting in the theft of over 12,000 IDs and passports from citizens of various countries. Reports indicate that the stolen data from the Robinson List is being sold on the Dark Web's BreachForum, affecting around 500,000 individuals. The situation raises concerns about the security of personal information in the digital realm.