Presunta desconexión de 4.097 módems de CANTV atribuida a GhostSec

What this source supports

• Publimetro published an allegation attributed to GhostSec that 4,097 CANTV modems were disconnected on election day
• the article breaks the claim into 1,930 Stavix MP-X421R, 1,654 Huawei DG8245V-10, 414 ZTE F670L and 99 ZTE ZXH108N v2.5 devices
• it reproduces an alleged actor statement about changing passwords, network settings and TR-069 to prevent remote reconfiguration
• it says the actor framed CANTV and the government as the target and asserted most people retained mobile 4G
• the page supplies no original actor URL, screenshot, modem artifact, technical validation, CANTV statement or independent outage measurement

Evidence limits

Sole surviving incident-specific publication. The detailed arithmetic and quote document the allegation but have no exposed primary provenance, device evidence, measurement or victim confirmation.

Relevance to this case

Only stored source that actually names GhostSec, CANTV, 4,097 modems and TR-069; evidence of publication of a claim, not its truth.

What this source supports

• the article republishes broader official and analytical claims about post-election cyberattacks affecting Venezuelan institutions including CANTV
• it discusses DDoS percentages, NETSCOUT observations from 29 July and an alleged CANTV IP hijack during 9–11 August
• it does not mention GhostSec, 4,097 modems, any listed modem model, TR-069 or the alleged 28 July modem operation
• it is an English republication of the Misión Verdad source rather than independent corroboration

Evidence limits

Politically framed later campaign narrative based on official statements and linked reporting. It supplies no incident-specific evidence and is not independent of the stored Spanish original.

Relevance to this case

Retained only as explicitly separated post-election CANTV campaign context; it cannot support actor, date, device count, vector or impact for this row.

What this source supports

• the article reports broader official claims that Venezuelan institutions including CANTV were under post-election cyberattack
• it describes DDoS, a 29 July NETSCOUT observation and alleged CANTV IP hijacking on 9–11 August
• it does not mention GhostSec, 4,097 modems, any listed modem model, TR-069 or the alleged 28 July modem operation
• Peoples Dispatch republishes this same article in English, so the pair is one source lineage

Evidence limits

Original of the later political/campaign analysis, but substantively unrelated to the specific GhostSec modem claim. Its official statistics and later CANTV assertions do not validate this event.

Relevance to this case

Retained only as broader context and to make its non-support explicit; it cannot drive classification, chronology, vector, impact or attribution.