What files? In the 'Downloads' area? Sure. In Subversion? A simple 'svn delete' won't destroy the history of a file, only remove it from the latest revision tree. Easily recoverable. If the malicious attacker signs on as a project *owner*, then they can reset (wipe the history) of the whole repository.
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