Enlace Hacktivista, an anonymous collective’s wiki-based platform launched publicly in early 2022, became a principal distribution point for the Guacamaya hack-and-leak campaign. In March 2022, it published material taken from Guatemala’s mining company CGN-Pronico; subsequent releases during 2022 and 2023 reportedly exposed tens of terabytes of emails and documents from military and police agencies, as well as mining and oil companies across Latin America. The platform generally used magnet links and external S3 locations rather than storing large dumps directly, and reportedly shared credentials for particularly sensitive material with vetted journalists and researchers. DDoSecrets and investigative outlets including OCCRP, Forbidden Stories, CIPER Chile, and Animal Político were described as part of the wider distribution and reporting ecosystem.
The arrangement created a conflict between transparency and the uncontrolled publication of potentially sensitive personal, operational, and national-security information. Officials in Chile and Mexico criticized the release of military data as a security risk, while security firms argued that the platform lacked clear legal and ethical safeguards against illicit submissions. The supplied source does not identify a court judgment, regulatory enforcement action, named executive, or confirmed government remediation; it also contains a circular-reference warning regarding some media-use claims. The platform’s existence and stated distribution model are described, but the broader allegations and consequences require independent corroboration.
