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Anonymous Takes Down Wave of Peruvian Government Websites

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A wave of websites was taken down by several Anonymous groups as a part of the new #OpPeru against the Merino government, considered by many to be a coup. Several ministry websites were taken down, as well as those of the police, army, and Congress.

AmericaTV Login Leak

Report: Pastebin Leak

Leak.txt:Download

Army of Peru

Report: CheckHost

Judiciary of Peru (Poder Judicial)

Report: CheckHost

National Congress

Report: CheckHost (shows no such device or address despite it existing)

National Institute of Geography (Instituto Geográfico Nacional)

Report: IGN

Ministry of Justice & Human Rights

Ministry of Economy and Finance

Report: CheckHost

National Police

Report: CheckHost

Puno Regional Education Directorate

Report: CheckHost

Society for the Benefit of Chiclayo (Sociedad de Beneficencia de Chiclayo)

Ministry of Culture and Sports

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