unauthorised deletion or destruction of information claimed

The Liberators of the Homeland Claim Responsibility for an Attack on DGCIM Databases

In September 2020, Los Libertadores de la Patria (@LDLP2020) claimed to have attacked or destroyed data belonging to the DGCIM, comparing the incident to a previous attack against SEBIN in March. Extensive media coverage occurred on October 9 and 10, 2020. Public sources report the claim but do not independently verify the destruction or its technical scope.

Overview

Missing evidence

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Impact details

The Libertadores de la Patria have claimed that the DGCIM’s database has been compromised or destroyed, and have provided details on the personnel affected and the locations involved. Public sources echo the attacker’s claim but do not independently verify the destruction, the leak of files, or the service disruption.

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Classification & severity

Category
Information content security
Subtype
unauthorised deletion or destruction of information claimed
Confidence
Medium

Public sources report claims by “Los Libertadores de la Patria” regarding the compromise or destruction of the database, but there is no independent technical confirmation.

Severity assessment

High
Information impact
Government-sensitive
Affected scope
Organization-wide
Critical service
Potential
Public confidence
Limited

A sensitive government target with significant repercussions and the alleged destruction of a database, but public evidence is limited solely to the claims made by the perpetrator and the media.

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Timeline

Claim

The Libertadores de la Patria Claim Responsibility for an Attack on DGCIM Databases

Evidence & sources

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