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DDoSecrets turns five years old
5 years and 100 million files
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Emma Best
November 2023
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August 2023
Limited distribution: WebDetetive (1.5 GB)
Files from a Brazilian spyware vendor that has compromised up to 76,000 phones. This dataset does not include victim's device data
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Distributed Denial of Secrets
Limited distribution: Ernst & Young (2TB)
Files from the Canadian firm EY Law released by the cl0p ransomware group
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Limited distribution: PricewaterhouseCoopers (222 GB)
Pricewaterhouse Coopers or PwC was hacked by the cl0p ransomware group. PwC is one of the Big Four accounting firms
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Limited distribution: SpyHide (100 GB)
Files from the Iranian stalkerware company that compromised 60,000 Android devices around the world since 2016
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Limited distribution: National Police of Paraguay (400 GB)
SQL databases, incident reports and files from the internal affairs directorate and technology and development division of Policía Nacional del Paraguay
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Distributed Denial of Secrets
Release: Oculus (7.85 GB)
Via the Belarus Cyberpartisans, the source code of the neural network or AI used by Russia's censorship office to detect objectionable material online.
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Release: Prime Minister of Iraq (1.5 GB)
2500 emails from the office of former Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kadhimi
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Distributed Denial of Secrets
June 2023
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