website outage with public content loss

Accion Solidaria Loses Content and Goes Offline After a Web Attack

On March 9, 2017, Accion Solidaria suffered an attack on its website; PROVEA reported a loss of published content and that the site remained offline as of its March 15 report. This is classified as a service disruption with possible destructive compromise, not as a confirmed DDoS attack.

Overview

Missing evidence

confirmed actorExact downtimeForensic confirmation of the destructive act

Impact details

Accion Solidaria went offline after a cyberattack and reportedly lost published website content. No sources report any exposure of confidential data or theft.

public websitehuman rights and health portalpublished content on the site

Classification & severity

Category
Availability
Subtype
website outage with public content loss
Confidence
High

PROVEA reports that Accion Solidaria went offline following a cyberattack and lost published website content; no exposure of confidential data has been reported.

Severity assessment

Medium
Functional impact
Denial (non-critical)
Information impact
Destructive loss
Affected scope
Single system
Critical service
None
Public confidence
Limited
Recoverability
Supplemented

Disruption of the public website’s service, in addition to the reported loss of content published by an NGO dedicated to health and human rights; no confidential data was exposed, and no critical infrastructure was affected.

Service disrupted IntegrityAvailability

Timeline

Discovery

Accion Solidaria loses content and goes offline following a cyberattack

Evidence & sources

2 sources