TeamHDP/System Failure Leaks DGCIM Records; SEBIN Is Only Mentioned in Passing
In September and October 2021, TeamHDP/System Failure disclosed or provided to the media records primarily related to the General Directorate of Military Counterintelligence (DGCIM), including profiles, locations, tasks, and work plans of counterintelligence agents. A source from September 2021 also mentions SEBIN, but the detailed public evidence focuses on the DGCIM and military counterintelligence. Therefore, SEBIN is listed only as a contextual reference in notes and sources, not as a separate, confirmed victim of this incident.
Overview
Missing evidence
Impact details
Media reports describe the leak of documents from the DGCIM and counterintelligence agencies, including profiles, locations, tasks, and alleged materials related to overseas operations. Journalistic reports corroborate the publication of these documents, although there is still no official confirmation.
Classification & severity
- Category
- Information content security
- Subtype
- Leak of confidential information
- Confidence
- High
CyberShafarat/Infobae/DataConfirmada report a data leak to TeamHDP DGCIM/counterintelligence.
Severity assessment
High- Functional impact
- None
- Information impact
- Government-sensitive
- Affected scope
- Organization-wide
- Critical service
- Potential
- Public confidence
- Moderate
- Recoverability
- Not recoverable
Leakage of sensitive government data or alleged leakage affecting defense, intelligence, or judicial systems; the publication of public data is the strongest argument in the cases involving the Navy and the DGCIM.
Timeline
TeamHDP announces that databases belonging to the DGCIM and Sebin have been accessed and leaked, exposing the names, profiles, locations, and work plans of counterintelligence agents.
Media outlets (Infobae, Israel Hayom) report that leaked documents reveal alleged operations linked to Hezbollah members seeking refuge in Venezuela; a first batch of files is published on dataconfirmada.com.
As a continuation of the campaign, TeamHDP has released more than 5,000 additional confidential files from the defense and intelligence apparatus (DGCIM, Sebin, the Honor Guard, and the Navy Evaluation Board).