Overview
- On September 28, users saw the state gazette’s site go blank, cutting access to the Normas Legales section and historical files.
- The disruption coincided with the scheduled publication of the regulation for the eighth AFP withdrawal, limiting public access to that rule.
- Deface Perú claimed responsibility on Telegram and shared screenshots and messages, while El Peruano rejected a hacking narrative and cited heavy traffic.
- Users reported altered messages within Normas Legales, and the collective hinted at future operations, mentioning the intelligence service as a possible target.
- Unnamed telecom-sector sources said a technical investigation had begun, as experts warned the outage delays dissemination without affecting the legal validity of norms.