Tribunal Supremo de Justicia (TSJ)
Government tsj.gob.ve
- Incidents
- 5
- High impact
- 1
- First seen
- Aug 7, 2017
- Latest seen
- Nov 5, 2025
Linked incidents
BlackHexBrotherHood Calls for a Hearing Before the Supreme Court of Justice of Venezuela
On November 5, 2025, a public post on X associated with BlackHexBrotherHood claimed that Venezuela’s Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ) was compromised and vulnerable. The public source names the TSJ but does not provide evidence of a data breach, does not identify a verifiable dataset, and lacks official or independent confirmation. The report should be treated as an unverified claim of exposure or intrusion, not as a confirmed breach.
TeamHDP Publishes Alleged Access or Credentials Associated with the TSJ
TeamHDP/HdpYes published videos or screenshots containing what appear to be login credentials related to TSJ systems. Ciudad Gotica still has the mention, but the original post is no longer available, and there is no official or forensic confirmation.
Anonymous Group Claims Responsibility for Attack on the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ)
AnonymousVene10 claimed responsibility for a DDoS attack against the TSJ, and media outlets reported it as part of a wave of website outages. Uncertainty remains regarding the exact domain (tsj.gov.ve in the evidence versus tsj.gob.ve as the official domain).
TeamHDP Compromises the Internal Messaging System of Venezuela’s Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ)
The Venezuelan hacktivist group TeamHDP compromised the internal messaging system of Venezuela’s Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ) on August 16, 2021, and, using the court’s own system, sent mass messages to the country’s judges demanding the release of political prisoners. The messages included phrases such as “Freedom now for the 268 political prisoners kidnapped by the dictatorship. You are also responsible” and a reference to Padrino López (“For Padrino López, it’s 10 million dollars. Dead or alive”). The group also claimed to have downloaded information on all staff and collaborators within the court’s structure. The action was framed as a tribute to Óscar Pérez. The group has claimed responsibility; the TSJ has not issued an official statement confirming the breach.
The Binary Guardians defaced the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ) website during the campaign on August 7, 2017
On August 7, 2017, the Supreme Court of Justice website was identified by media outlets and technical sources as one of the sites affected by The Binary Guardians. The defaced pages displayed anti-government messages, references to Operation David, and a quote from *The Great Dictator*. There is no public evidence of data theft or compromise of internal judicial systems.