Limited distribution: GiveSendGo 4.0 (5 GB) and Adopt-a-Trucker emails (250 MB)

Two new releases concerning the trucker occupation in Ottawa and at US/Canada international border crossings

The leaks are coming hard and fast this month, so a joint newsletter is in order.

GiveSendGo 4.0

Due to PII, we are releasing GiveSendGo 4.0 only to other journalists and researchers who make a request.

This new data is 5 GB and includes donor info for the Ottawa convoy-related Adopt-A-Trucker campaign, a full 2.5 GB MySQL database dump of the Christian fundraising site, sourcecode for their Bitbucket repo, information from their customer service systems (such as FreshDesk), verification documents (may overlap with GiveSendGo 2.0), a "schema only" SQL file that seems to relate to GiveSendGo's crypto processing plans, and Stripe data for the Freedom Convoy campaign and the Adopt A Trucker campaign.

GiveSendGo 4.0 data consists of the website’s full production database, so the information is not limited to the trucker convoy fundraisers.

Micah @micahflee

I'm starting to look at the latest GiveSendGo leak. The MySQL dump, called gsg_prod_v4_20220211.sql, appears to be a complete dump of their production database. It includes the entire donor history of everyone who's donated to any campaign before February 11, last Friday

Micah @micahflee

Here are the campaigns that brought in the most money. #1: Freedom Convoy 2022 #2: Abbichuu Gypsum Board Company (???) #3: Adopt a trucker (another Freedom Convoy one) #4: Voter Integrity Project #5: Kyle Rittenhouse Legal Defense

The Adopt-a-Trucker website and GiveSendGo fundraiser were linked to Chris Garrah.

Adopt-a-Trucker emails

We are also listing in our Limited Distribution section, subject to requests:

250 MB of emails and attachments from the Protonmail account of Adopt A Trucker campaign founder, Chris Garrah. The emails run from February 7th through the morning of February 21st, 2022.

The source noted that while they were able to remove some malware from the original email inbox, it is possible that some malware was missed. Therefore, they recommend that researchers sandbox and scan these files with the appropriate antivirus software before opening.

The email inbox contains information about how the payment processor Stripe is responding to a Ontario court order to freeze funds going to the trucker convoy:

Aric Toler @AricToler

lol, in 3 acts

Due to the PII scattered throughout the emails and attachments, the dataset is only being offered to journalists and researchers at this time.

Aric Toler @AricToler

Here is a plan someone wrote out on January 24th, no clue if any of this is new/interesting to those who have been tracking it closely. (Not sure if it was adopted for use or not, or how important the guy who wrote the plan is to the convoy planning)