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The Binary Guardians

Formation	c. 2017
Type	Virtual community
Purpose	Internet activism
Region served	Venezuela

The Binary Guardians are a group of hackers that have claimed responsibility for several attacks to government and private websites in Venezuela. The group is made of informatic security analysts with several years of experience.^{[citation needed]} In August 2017, the group hacked a large number of Venezuelan government websites and posted messages in support of the attack on Fort Paramacay, codenamed Operation David.^[1][2]

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External links

• Official website