Colombia Cyber Tour
ODINT's Colombia Cyber Tour tracks exposed presidential GIS systems, leaked peace-process intelligence, police AI infrastructure, and open-source datasets across Colombian government networks.
- Record
- INV-083759
- Status
- published
- Assets
- 0
- Documents
- 0
- National route
- 0
Colombia Cyber Tour
Presidential GIS exposure, peace process intelligence leaks, police AI infrastructure, and open-source datasets documenting how Colombian state systems exposed the people they were supposed to protect.
About This Cyber Tour
ODINT's Colombia Cyber Tour focuses on the intersection of state infrastructure, armed conflict, and public-interest accountability. The central finding is not merely that a government server was open. It is that Colombia's presidential office published a coherent targeting dataset: FARC reintegration camp locations, armed-group territorial overlays, and a live violence ledger documenting attacks against peace signatories. Alongside that, ODINT documented broader GIS exposure across civilian agencies, email leakage from ArcGIS metadata, and police AI infrastructure running on U.S. cloud systems at the height of a geopolitical rupture with Washington.
Colombia Investigations
Open-source intelligence reports published by the ODINT Colombia Desk.
Dataset Archive
Primary ODINT download paths for the Colombia collection.