A recent data leak exposing the names of 70,000 Moroccan security and intelligence agents appears to be the work of former Moroccan intelligence operatives, not Algerian sources as previously reported. Initial media attention focused on Algeria’s potential involvement with the “Jabaroot” breach, but investigations now point towards individuals with ties to Morocco’s internal intelligence services. The leaked data includes the identities of agents who operated across Europe on intelligence missions. The breach presents a significant security risk, potentially compromising ongoing operations and agent safety. The source of the leak and the motive behind it remain under investigation. Moroccan authorities have not yet officially commented on the allegations. This development marks a shift in the narrative surrounding the Jabaroot incident, moving the focus squarely within Morocco’s intelligence community.