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The National Council for the Study of Securitate Archives (CNSAS) has identified over 17,000 informants since its establishment in 2000. This process involves extensive research through numerous files to confirm identities linked to pseudonyms. CNSAS lacks a complete database to automatically match informants' aliases with their real identities, making investigations complex. The council's work is governed by Law no. 293/2008, which mandates transparency and historical truth regarding the communist regime's repression. As of November 2026, CNSAS publicly lists 4,920 officers and 1,120 collaborators, but these figures do not represent the total number of informants. The council continues to update its findings to enhance public access to historical information.