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Email inboxes and chat logs for key organizers of the militia that recruits from U.S. military and law enforcement
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The new release from DDoSecrets has user, registration, forwarding and other client information from the "privacy" web host and registrar Epik, known f…
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Manifests from LATAM Airlines for Peru and Colombia dated 2016-2020 from the hack of Everis
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Hackers attempted to use the data in an extortion scheme, joking about altering the source code or sending it to Russian intelligence
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Hacked data from the Houston, TX pipeline compliance, technology and maintenance company LineStar
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Data includes thousands of emails from the police department in Presque Isle, Maine, USA
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A collection of translations for the Russian state bank Sberbank
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In the ransomware category, we are listing data Babuk released from the Metropolitan Police Department of Washington D.C., including 92,564 emails
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4.6 GB of emails from the City of Chicago and Chicago PD
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What has happened since the Easter Sunday announcement of 15 MB of data released from Christian fundraising site GiveSendGo?
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The future will be written, as it always is, by those who are willing to engage.
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After the raid of the hacktivist's house in Switzerland and the seizure of their devices, Distributed Denial of Secrets stands in solidarity.
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