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Venezuelan Government Server Hacked By SwichSmoke 6gb data leaked

Posted on August 8, 2011 by Lee J

Venezuelan Government has been hit again in #opvenezuela by SwichSmoke. This hacked is resulting in 6 gb of leaks from government websites. Some of the websites that are mentioned are. Funrevi
Airport
Armed Forces
Supreme Court justice
Univercidades
Police
Previsora
SENIAT
Banks
User Information Jobs
Housing Projects, Government Projects and quantities of all types of files from a university to a government job in the 1st release it states they are not going to release all 6gb at once as there is to much vital information that could cause troubles, therefor they will split it up into 4 packages over a few days. the 1st package is 150mb and downloadable from megeupload. Original pastebin statement

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