Venezuela
DGCIM military intelligence personnel data, network analysis, and raw intelligence from open-source research.
About This Data
The Direccion General de Contrainteligencia Militar (DGCIM) is Venezuela's military counterintelligence directorate, responsible for internal security operations across the armed forces. Through passive OSINT collection, ODINT researchers compiled a comprehensive personnel database spanning organizational units, geographic deployment, rank structure, and risk indicators. This dataset represents one of the most complete open-source mappings of DGCIM's internal organization ever assembled.
Key Findings
Summary statistics from the DGCIM personnel database
Datasets
Available intelligence datasets for Venezuela
DGCIM Personnel Network
Interactive network visualization of 6,924 military intelligence personnel. Includes organizational structure, rank distribution, geographic deployment, and risk analysis across 247 units.
Crystal Vault
178 GB exfiltrated from Venezuela's exposed government APIs — 72,883 media files, 345 staff GPS locations, 13,209 EXIF-tagged images, OFAC sanctions cross-reference, cracked Gravatar hashes, and CNE intranet routes.
Crystal Vault V2
Expanded dataset building on the original Crystal Vault collection — database credentials, election systems, and national infrastructure access. Full data release coming soon.
DGCIM Infrastructure Map
Geographic mapping of DGCIM facilities, bases, and operational centers across Venezuelan states with satellite imagery correlation.
PSUV Election API
572,103 voter records, vote tallies, and 23 election employee identities extracted from Venezuela's unauthenticated GraphQL election management system — createAdmin and setVotacion mutations exposed without authentication.
Radio Venezuela
Military & regime communications intelligence — 130+ HF frequencies, satellite infrastructure, air defense systems, 220 military bases, and the five-country spy pipeline linking China, Russia, Iran, Cuba, and Venezuela.
Venezuelan Investigations
Deep-dive investigative reports by ODINT's Latin America team
The Kumarakapay Massacre
Military violence against the Pemon community during the February 22, 2019 humanitarian aid blockade in Gran Sabana, with killings, displacement, and sustained impunity.
The Tumeremo Massacre
The March 4, 2016 killing of miners in Bol?var state, tied to territorial control, clandestine burials, and the expansion of criminal order in Venezuela's mining arc.
Iran, Russia & SEBIN: Venezuela's Fiber Optic Network
How a covert fiber optic ISP in La Guaira became a convergence point for Iranian manufacturing, Russian consulting, and SEBIN intelligence operations — including a torture officer's web application hosted on company infrastructure.
Dark Fleet & Narco Aircraft
The largest open-source collection of Venezuelan sanctions-evasion vessels and drug trafficking aircraft — 77 ships and 60+ aircraft tracked across the Caribbean, including PDVSA fleet, Chevron-chartered tankers, and shadow fleet operations.
Finding a DEA Most Wanted
OSINT investigation into Pedro Luis Martín Olivares — former DISIP/SEBIN financial intelligence chief, $10M DEA reward, Interpol Red Notice. Digital footprint analysis, infrastructure enumeration, and vulnerability mapping.
Comprehensive ODINT Map of Venezuela
Hundreds of geospatial intelligence points covering military installations, mass atrocity sites, border escape routes, presidential bunkers, oil facilities, naval deployments, and civilian infrastructure across all Venezuelan states.
Interactive Intelligence Map
Explore all ODINT Venezuela intelligence data on a live interactive map — 213 KML placemarks, 77 tracked vessels color-coded by fleet category, and 63 aircraft. Toggle layers, search assets, and click for detailed intelligence on each point.
Behind the Junquito Massacre
The January 15, 2018 extrajudicial execution of Óscar Pérez and six associates in El Junquito — nine hours of documented surrender attempts ended in execution by FAES, SEBIN, and DGCIM forces.
The Case of Ronald Ojeda
The February 2024 transnational assassination of Venezuelan military defector Ronald Ojeda Moreno in Santiago, Chile — linked to Diosdado Cabello, the DAE, and the Tren de Aragua.
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