Release: Tillie Kottmann (20 GB)
After the raid of the hacktivist's house in Switzerland and the seizure of their devices, Distributed Denial of Secrets stands in solidarity.
We've turned Antiproprietary /@deletescape/ Tillie Kottmann's telegram channel into a 20 GB torrent that includes some of their data and links to much more. (Torrents)
“Tillie's Antiproprietary leaking operation was deliberately separate from #DDoSecrets, but we nevertheless stand in solidarity with our comrade,” wrote Emma Best on Twitter.
Other news in DDoSecrets:
We’ve re-published the Wanted list of datasets, mentioning historical items of interest to the collective. Sources, get in touch.
Long-time readers may recall the old website had a Friends of the Collective section. This section is now back. Colleagues in data publishing, journalism and public interest research are encouraged to reach out if they would like to be mentioned as friends of DDoSecrets, or contribute as volunteers or with code.
South China Morning Post investigated the Myanmar investment data and looked into Hong Kong firms doing business with corporations linked to the military junta.
“As of this tweet, Tillie uses it/its or they/them pronouns. Tillie has also expressed that fae/faer pronouns can be used. No, I am not joking. You will respect Tillie and Tillie’s pronouns or you will be blocked.” - @FreeJeremyNet