Presunto derribo del portal del MPPRE durante #OpVenezuela

Qué respalda esta fuente

• documents the renewed #OpVenezuela campaign and broad Anonymous/Cyber Hunters claims
• does not name MPPRE or mppre.gob.ve
• all six figures concern other targets and provide no MPPRE telemetry

Límites de la evidencia

Strong campaign research but not target-specific evidence for MPPRE.

Relación con el caso

Retained solely as campaign context; it does not support occurrence or impact for this target.

Qué respalda esta fuente

• names the MPPRE in a broad list of sites the derivative report says hackers took down
• repeats aggregate 500-site, 30-million-attacks-per-minute and 5-TB/s claims without target-specific evidence
• provides no exact MPPRE URL, reachability test, outage duration, telemetry or forensics

Límites de la evidencia

Derivative secondary reporting with unclear infographic provenance and no target artifact.

Relación con el caso

Only stored source that names MPPRE; supports publication of a target-list claim, not an actual outage.

Qué respalda esta fuente

• the archived mppre.gob.ve homepage returned ordinary page HTML at 2024-08-02T09:31:58Z
• disproves continuous unavailability at that instant but cannot exclude a transient condition at another time
• does not prove absence of a cyberattack

Límites de la evidencia

A single successful archive capture cannot establish continuous availability.

Relación con el caso

Direct target counterevidence to a broad or continuous outage inference.

Qué respalda esta fuente

• the exact post shares the 25-site campaign list
• the visible list includes mp.gob.ve, mppp.gob.ve and mpppjp.gov.ve but not mppre.gob.ve
• absence from this early list does not exclude a later claim, but it does not support the stored 2 August MPPRE date

Límites de la evidencia

This source bounds the early list only; it cannot establish whether MPPRE appeared in later unpublished lists.

Relación con el caso

Date/scope counterevidence: the exact early actor list omits the target.