Divulgación de documentos no autenticados de la DGCIM atribuida a TeamHDP/System Failure

What this source supports

• DataConfirmada said its newsroom received confidential DGCIM-related material and publicly linked seven DOCX reports and one PPT work plan
• the article describes more than 100 pages containing alleged names, profiles, locations, tasks and work plans concerning Colombia
• all eight direct files are currently accessible and contain alleged DGCIM or military-counterintelligence report and work-plan material
• the publication does not authenticate the files, prove their source system or demonstrate how they were acquired

Evidence limits

Strongest public artifact source, but it is a media publisher and recipient of alleged files, not an official repository or forensic examiner. Internal labels and contents do not prove authenticity, completeness, origin or unauthorized access.

Relevance to this case

Retained as primary publication evidence for the public document set and corrected from the unsupported 1 September date to visible 14 September metadata.

What this source supports

• The contemporaneous article reported a TeamHDP/System Failure claim involving alleged DGCIM documents and operations in Colombia
• two exact Tamara Suju amplification posts are visibly available and one displays an alleged document page
• all seven exact actor-account posts currently return Not found; article transcriptions preserve claims but are not direct browser verification
• the article does not authenticate the document image, actor identity, access or source-system provenance

Evidence limits

Contemporaneous opposition/activist reporting and social amplification. The target documents and actor claims are public, but the article provides no forensic or official authentication.

Relevance to this case

Retained for the earliest contemporaneous publication/claim phase and exact-post provenance, carefully separated from proof of an intrusion.

What this source supports

• The visible post says hackers obtained documents alleging more than 200 DGCIM agents conducting intelligence, espionage and sabotage work in Colombia
• the attached image depicts one alleged confidential report page
• the post amplifies the document claim but does not authenticate the file, prove system access or establish TeamHDP as the intruder

Evidence limits

Independent public amplification of alleged material, not forensic verification or an official statement.

Relevance to this case

Added as an exact browser-verified contemporaneous post supporting publication history only.

What this source supports

• The visible post quotes the earlier document-amplification post and calls on Colombian authorities to denounce alleged foreign intelligence activity
• it repeats the same alleged document image and adds no independent technical validation

Evidence limits

Advocacy/amplification post dependent on the preceding allegation and unauthenticated document image.

Relevance to this case

Added as exact context for the public response, not as confirmation of an attack.

What this source supports

• The article publicly attributed a DGCIM/SEBIN document disclosure to TeamHDP and described alleged profiles, locations, tasks and work plans
• all seven linked PDFs are currently accessible and together contain 160 pages of DGCIM-labelled reports/profile pages and a work-plan presentation
• the files demonstrate public availability of alleged material but do not authenticate its origin, completeness, source system or acquisition
• the detailed material is DGCIM-focused; SEBIN is a broad contextual allegation rather than a separately evidenced dataset

Evidence limits

Security/intelligence commentary relaying actor-supplied or source-supplied material. The documents are publicly readable and internally labelled, but there is no digital signature, authoritative provenance, source-system hash, forensic chain or DGCIM confirmation.

Relevance to this case

Retained as evidence of public document publication and the claim narrative, not as confirmation of an intrusion or authentic government records.

What this source supports

• Infobae reported that TeamHDP alleged access to DGCIM databases and described alleged Hezbollah-linked records
• the article explicitly depends on an Israel Hayom report by Damian Pachter, a TeamHDP member and unnamed or former intelligence sources
• the source does not independently authenticate access, the alleged records, their origin or the named-person allegations

Evidence limits

Secondary derivative reporting based on an actor member and unnamed sources. It supports later public reporting, not forensic validation or official confirmation.

Relevance to this case

Retained for the October reporting phase and its explicit source dependence; downgraded from high confidence.