website defacement

Anonymous Venezuela defaces the Bolivarian Military Technical Academy’s etm.mil.ve domain during #Op15O

On October 16, 2013, during Operation #Op15O, Anonymous Venezuela and associated participants reported the defacement of domains belonging to the Bolivarian Military Technical Academy. The strongest evidence pertains to etm.mil.ve, with metadata from the Zone-H mirror saved on October 16, 2013. atmb.mil.ve appears in press reports and reposts, but one of the publicly cited mirrors corresponds to a separate incident from July 2013; therefore, it is listed only as a related asset in the notes.

Overview

Missing evidence

official confirmationCompletes the set of direct mirrors on para atmb.mil.ve

Impact details

Public website defacement of etm.mil.ve/ATMB-related domains during #Op15O. No public sources report data theft, compromise of internal military systems, or critical service disruption.

public website

Classification & severity

Category
Information content security
Subtype
website defacement
Confidence
High

HackRead and republished target lists indicate a public website defacement of etm.mil.ve/ATMB-related domains during #Op15O. No evidence supports data theft or critical operational disruption.

Severity assessment

Low
Functional impact
Degraded (non-critical)
Information impact
Integrity loss
Affected scope
Single system
Critical service
None
Public confidence
Limited
Recoverability
Regular

Public website defacement of a military academy domain; no confirmed data theft, internal compromise, or critical service disruption.

Service disrupted IntegrityAvailability

Timeline

Claim

Anonymous Venezuela defaces the etm.mil.ve domain of the Bolivarian Military Technical Academy during #Op15O

Evidence & sources

2 sources