website defacement or dns redirection

"The Binary Guardians" reports that ANTV is among the government websites affected following the Constituent Assembly election

On July 31, 2017, PanAm Post listed ANTV among the Venezuelan government websites that were hacked or inaccessible in an incident attributed to The Binary Guardians. No archived screenshot, official confirmation, or second public source specifically naming antv.gob.ve was found; therefore, the incident is recorded as partially verified.

Overview

Missing evidence

Second independent public source that mentions ANTV or antv.gob.veDirect screenshot saved from the siteDirect confirmation from ANTVTechnical indicators of the exact vector

Impact details

ANTV was listed by PanAm Post/Espacio Público as affected during The Binary Guardians' activity. The evidence is based on a campaign list and does not confirm data exposure.

public websiteDNS resolution or web redirection

Classification & severity

Category
Information content security
Subtype
website defacement or dns redirection
Confidence
Medium

Public information links the target to the campaign to deface and redirect The Binary Guardians’ website. No source confirms a data breach or a compromise of the internal system in the case of this specific target.

Severity assessment

Low
Functional impact
Minimal
Information impact
Integrity loss
Affected scope
Single system
Critical service
None
Public confidence
None
Recoverability
Regular

Website defacement/redirection or public portal outage in a public campaign; no confirmed data exposure, internal compromise, or prolonged service outage for the individual target.

Service disrupted IntegrityAvailability

Timeline

Claim

The Binary Guardians claim responsibility for an attack on government websites following the results of the Constituent Assembly election.

Publication

PanAm Post lists ANTV among the hacked or inaccessible websites, but no second public source specifying the domain can be found.

Evidence & sources

3 sources