Leak of confidential information
GlorySec Claims Responsibility for Attack Against the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV)
GlorySec claimed to have gained access to the PSUV in April 2024. Research sources cite this as a case study or campaign, but there is no independent validation of the leaked data.
Impact details
Information regarding GlorySec/the “reclamo” campaign has been retained; the specific victim compromise, exact scope, and data exposure have not been independently validated.
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Classification & severity
- Category
- Information content security
- Subtype
- Leak of confidential information
- Confidence
- Low
Public sources document claims made by perpetrators or campaigns, but the involvement or exposure of specific victims is not independently verified.
Severity assessment
Medium- Information impact
- Suspected
- Affected scope
- Organization-wide
- Critical service
- None
- Public confidence
- Limited
Campaign on the follow-up of claims with limited, independent validation specific to each victim.
Data exfiltration· Claimed
Timeline
Claim
GlorySec listed the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV) as an alleged victim.
Evidence & sources
3 sourcesUnderstanding the Nature of Hacktivists: The Intersection of Ideology and Cybercrime | Trend Micro | Trend Micro (JP)
Trend Micro Feb 26, 2025
Corroborating Media report
GlorySec Targets Venezuela – El Cyber Shafarat –
The Cyber Shafarat Apr 27, 2024
Corroborating Media report
Cipher - Adversarially LATAM Weekly Report (April 18–25, 2024)
cipher.com Apr 25, 2024
Corroborating Media report