Ministerio del Poder Popular para Relaciones Exteriores (MPPRE)
Government mppre.gob.ve
- Incidents
- 3
- High impact
- 0
- First seen
- Feb 7, 2019
- Latest seen
- Jul 14, 2025
Linked incidents
CyberTeam Claims Responsibility for Attack on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MPPRE)
On July 14, 2025, public social media sources recorded a complaint by CyberTeam against Venezuela’s Ministry of the People’s Power for Foreign Affairs (MPPRE) in the context of #OpVenezuela. The available public source serves as social corroboration of the claim; the alleged defacement of regong.mppre.gob.ve/regong/31_poder.pdf is not considered a verified fact because the actor’s original post is not publicly accessible and no independent confirmation was found.
Anonymous claims responsibility for an attack on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MPPRE)
MPPRE was mentioned in context-related sources regarding #OpVenezuela, but no official statement or independent measurement of the outage was found. It is retained as a partially supported availability claim.
Unidentified individual defaces the facades of Venezuelan embassies housed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
On February 7, 2019, Venezuelan embassy websites hosted on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs/MPPRE’s infrastructure published false statements of support for Juan Guaidó. Sources cite eleven affected countries, using phrases such as “at least ten” or “more than ten”: Argentina, Mexico, Brazil, Colombia, Russia, Canada, Uruguay, Guatemala, Italy, Egypt, and Costa Rica. The evidence points to a shared compromise of the MPPRE’s infrastructure, not to eleven separate intrusions targeting different embassies. No credible claim of responsibility from a specific actor was found.