N33 takes over Rocio San Miguel's Twitter account
In 2011, AP/CBS named Rocio San Miguel among Hugo Chavez’s critics whose accounts were hacked in incidents attributed to the N33 group. The exact date of the account takeover was not publicly disclosed, and the date of N33’s statement is used as a reference.
Overview
Missing evidence
Impact details
Rocío San Miguel’s Twitter account was hacked; according to CBS and AP, personal photos and documents, as well as threats, appeared in the N33 thread. The exact date is listed as the campaign’s reference date, since the public source does not provide a precise timestamp for when the hack occurred.
Classification & severity
- Category
- Intrusions
- Subtype
- social media account takeover
- Confidence
- High
CBS/AP directly identifies Rocío San Miguel as one of the victims whose Twitter account was hacked and whose personal material appeared on Channel N33.
Severity assessment
Medium- Functional impact
- Degraded (non-critical)
- Information impact
- Suspected
- Affected scope
- Single user
- Critical service
- None
- Public confidence
- Limited
- Recoverability
- Regular
A victim has been identified in the N33 account takeover campaign; the risk of loss of account control and exposure of private messages has been confirmed, but specific technical details regarding the victim are limited.
Timeline
No structured timeline events are available for this incident.