Uruguay’s Civil Aviation Authority (DINACIA) Website Defaced & Confidential Data Allegedly Stolen

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📌 Overview
The LaPampaLeaks hacking group has claimed responsibility for defacing the website of DINACIA (National Directorate of Civil Aviation and Aeronautical Infrastructure), a Uruguayan Air Force agency responsible for monitoring and regulating national airspace and airports.

In addition to the ongoing website defacement, the threat actor claims to have stolen sensitive government documents, including intercepted emails, personal details of high-ranking officials, and confidential intelligence reports. The breach appears politically motivated, with hackers citing their opposition to the Uruguayan government’s policies.

The attack raises concerns over potential exposure of state security operations, aviation monitoring data, and classified communications involving Interpol, the Ministry of the Interior, and national intelligence agencies.

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