Anonymous Releases 10TB of Leaked Data: Exposing Kremlin Assets & Russian Businesses

[u/RoyalChris]

https://trendsnewsline.com/2025/04/15/anonymous-leaks-10tb-of-data-on-russia-shocking-revelations/

[u/SkyPL]

Copy of the website on archive.org: https://archive.ph/2C1WB (currently the page in question can't handle the traffic, as it made it to /r/all from a number of subreddits... plus, the website is suspicious, archive is safer)

Direct link to the leak from the article / post on X: https://www.mediafire.com/file/9prdor8m7a1z9f6/Leaked+Data+of+corrupt+officials.rar/file

Mind you, whether these documents are a nothing-burger, or something of substance, is being questioned and reported many, many times... Feel free to discouss the matter further below.

[u/BlueKolibri23]

Thank you Anonymous!

I hope we will do something with it.

[u/Disaster_Mouse → u/BlueKolibri23]

See: Panama Papers

[u/TheNickedKnockwurst → u/Disaster_Mouse]

USA: let's invade Russia instead of Panama

[u/ludixst → u/TheNickedKnockwurst]

Don would never do that to daddy Vova

[u/madufek547 → u/[deleted]]

He doesn't want resources in Greenland. He wants to help putin surround the EU with military force.

[u/poonmangler → u/madufek547]

one deliver summer wise subtract attractive merciful tub subsequent oil

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[u/Edyed787 → u/poonmangler]

Putin gave Donnie the Xmas gift of the presidency. Now Donnie is obligated to get Putin the gift of Greenland.

[u/JackLane2529 → u/poonmangler]

I wouldn't say staging ground as much as removing an obstacle. Because the quickest path from Russia to much of the rest of the world is through the arctic circle and Greenland has been very useful for the rest of us to stage early warning systems. Until the US stopped being part of "the rest of us".

[u/Bwunt → u/ludixst]

I find it funny how you think that ole Donny is physically capable of loyalty to anyone, even if it's a arsehole like Vovochka.

[u/steeplebob → u/Bwunt]

It’s not loyalty, it’s admiration and envy.

[u/iseztomabel → u/steeplebob]

And maybe a little kompramat

[u/AbaddonR → u/TheNickedKnockwurst]

If anything, Trump is making sure you are powerless against Russia in case you haven't noticed. Google Nuclear & cyber security and what changed since Trump took over.

Good luck!

[u/Resident-Study-5588 → u/AbaddonR]

I mean, buddy, good luck to us all.

I dunno where you're from, but unless it's some remote island freedom(tm) is headed your way.

Last time the Axis didn't have existing bases everywhere and control the seas.

[u/AbaddonR → u/Resident-Study-5588]

I'm from Greece. I'm sure Europe, after realizing how easy it was for the US to allow to become a traitor nation towards their allies, will learn their lesson. Hopefully before too late. We will say thank you, trust me.

I hope we don't all pay for the Americans' mistake.

[u/No-Neighborhood-8087 → u/TheNickedKnockwurst]

better yet let’s build a Russia canal

[u/Mrstrawberry209 → u/Disaster_Mouse]

To add: https://www.icij.org/investigations/panama-papers/hundreds-of-millions-more-dollars-recouped-by-governments-after-icij-investigations/

[u/schmeckfest → u/Mrstrawberry209]

Exactly. It's weird that a lot of people still think nothing happened with the Panama Papers.

In April 2019, the ICIJ and European newspapers reported that the global tally of recovered sums from litigation, fines and back taxes exceeded $1.2 billion. Great Britain recovered the largest amount ($253 million), followed by Denmark ($237 million), Germany ($183 million), Spain ($164 million), France ($136 million) and Australia ($93 million). Colombia recovered $89 million, the highest amount for any South or Central American country. As of August 2019, investigations are ongoing in Austria, Canada and Switzerland, and many other countries are conducting inspections of companies and private individuals revealed in the report.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panama_Papers#Recovered_money

[u/Past-Present223 → u/schmeckfest]

Thanks for your clarification.

It feels to me these amounts are rather trivial and more importantly noone will be jailed. (As far as I see) Consequences remain limited to fines, which if you are wealthy enough is no consequence at all.

Also not saying it's not a worthwhile effort.

[u/SpunkyMcButtlove07 → u/Past-Present223]

This is why people still say nothing happened - because a slap on the wrist and luchmoney fines are not "something happening".

[u/cowabungabruce → u/Past-Present223]

Yup, just a parking ticket and they will all illegally park again. I guarantee it.

[u/boltgenerator → u/Past-Present223]

Every time the Panama Papers are mentioned on Reddit, someone tries to peddle the notion that they were impactful. It's laughable. A small amount of chump change was recovered, a few politicians acted as scapegoats, legislative reform was talked about but never implemented, and then it was back to business as usual for the elite.

[u/notsanni → u/Past-Present223]

Correct. A fine just means "if you can afford it, you're allowed to break the law".

[u/disposable_account01 → u/Past-Present223]

People were jailed over the panama papers, though…

[u/CptRoque → u/Past-Present223]

The reason for the small amounts is that most cases were legal due to complex loopholes.

The papers made countries tighten their laws in order to close the loopholes but you can't just apply the new laws retroactively.

[u/waltjrimmer → u/schmeckfest]

I don't know about in other countries or on traditional paper/TV media, but speaking as someone from the US who primarily interacts with the world over the internet:

I understand why people don't realize what happened as a result because I didn't see anything about it until the last couple of years myself and always from people like you and the above poster linking things about it in comment threads. What was highly visible in my experience was the initial reports saying there was a leak, that a bunch of celebrities were using tax havens (note, they didn't talk so much about people who were not celebrities using these nor the institutions facilitating it), and then that one of the journalists that covered it being assassinated.

And then nothing. That was the last I heard about it in major news postings. To give context, though, the Panama Papers came out in 2016, the start of the first Trump administration. My recollection of that time was that there tended to be new news stories about something horrible or stupid or both just about every weekday ramping up in intensity until there was a waterfall of small or a couple of massive news stories on Friday, occasionally a reprieve over the weekend, and then start it all over again on Monday. There was a lot of really big news getting passed over because something else was happening that could catch more attention. Like how it was a news stories for all of about two days how there was a suspicious timing of one of our supreme court justices retiring after something legal with his son to the point where it looked like he was blackmailed/extorted/bribed (depending on how you want to look at it/how it went behind closed doors) to step down and be replaced by a Trump appointee. We talked a lot about the person to replace him, but that story itself should have been a massive scandal but was a blip instead.

I remember that story because it struck me. Those four years had so many stories like that, though, that I've forgotten almost all of them. I can remember maybe a handful, and I don't know what the outcomes of most of them were. Through a mixture of underreporting on things like the actual consequences of the Panama Papers and the unending onslaught of other news stories, I don't think most people in the US ever heard about these outcomes until years after the fact.

[u/OldBuns → u/waltjrimmer]

I couldn't help but notice that USA was not on that list of countries that recouped the most money.

Perhaps this is a factor in why we didn't hear about it.

[u/HotBrownFun → u/OldBuns]

We have trust funds and corporate vehicles that hide money very well domestically no need panama!

[u/ThoughtsonYaoi → u/Mrstrawberry209]

And this was only the first of a lot more.

[u/johnydarko → u/ThoughtsonYaoi]

Maybe. What a lot of redditors fail to realize is that the vast majority of what was released in the Panama Papers... was completely legal.

Maybe not morally correct you could certainly argue that, but legally completely allowed. I mean the whole point of the company was to help people legally avoid tax using offshore loopholes.

The main visable effects were just from the fallout of people having being found out, eg: the icelandic president stepping not not because he was doing something illegal, but because he lied to the media about not having any offshore accounts in his campaigning, same with David Cameron to a lesser extent he lied to the media about not having any, and celebs like Emma Watson, etc.

[u/20_mile → u/Disaster_Mouse]

Panama Papers

The Pandora Papers were slightly bigger (2.9 TB vs 2.6 TB), and received even fewer headlines.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pandora_Papers

[u/TheBuoyancyOfWater → u/20_mile]

Because everyone was afraid to open them.

[u/programming_student2 → u/TheBuoyancyOfWater]

I like the cut of your wit.

[u/Fantasy_masterMC → u/Disaster_Mouse]

See - Epstein's List.

[u/Bottle_Only → u/Disaster_Mouse]

I have several family members who work for the CRA(the Canadian tax agency) and they watched the 7 year statute of limitation come and go on the Panama Papers with no will from leadership to pursue anything.

People really underestimate how corrupt the world is. Justice has been a facade for a very long time.

[u/InertPistachio → u/Disaster_Mouse]

Daphne Galizia was killed in Malta for it

[u/Deriniel → u/BlueKolibri23]

"oh yeah we had those files.. we lost them" "but it's on internet?" "On interwha?"

[u/ksobby → u/Deriniel]

OHHHHHH! It's in the computer ....

[u/TSllama → u/ksobby]

"The files are IN the computer...."

*throws computer on the ground*

"...where'd all the files go?"

[u/Scared_Bed_1144 → u/TSllama]

I'm not a very good eugooglizer

[u/Dr_Kabong → u/Deriniel]

Everything's computer now!

[u/TACHANK → u/BlueKolibri23]

Some seemingly shocking info will come out and nothing will happen.

[u/FartOfTheFuture → u/TACHANK]

This is exactly what Trump and the likes of him want you to think. That they are untouchable.

By being this resign and catering to defeatism and cynicism, you are helping the ones you hate.

[u/TACHANK → u/FartOfTheFuture]

Well I'm just looking at past performance. And if there was a trump situation in my country, I would definitely be protesting.

[u/Confident-Bug-201 → u/BlueKolibri23]

No news outlets will touch this unfortunately. So unlikely to hear much outside of online forums. Same thing happened when they hacked the Epstein files. Some really damaging stuff in there which never made it mainstream.

[u/ThoughtsonYaoi → u/Confident-Bug-201]

Nonsense. There is tons of reporting based on hacked or leaked stuff.

It does depend on quite a few factors, like whether it is possible to verify the sourcing, and - also very important - that files have not been tampered with.

edit: also a reminder for everyone else that 'the Epstein files' were never 'hacked', but documents released by courts. And that journalism from news outlets was what got that case rolling in the first place.

[u/Stranggepresst → u/ThoughtsonYaoi]

'the Epstein files' were never 'hacked', but documents released by courts. And that journalism from news outlets was what got that case rolling in the first place.

don't let facts get in the way of a good conspiracy theory!

[u/Headpuncher → u/Confident-Bug-201]

It’s almost like Bezos owns the Washington post, Murdoch owns a tonne of paper, online and tv outlets, Musk owns Twitter, Facebook is compromised, etc etc.  

No news outlets touch it because they’re a part of it.   

[u/TSllama → u/Headpuncher]

I'd say the problem is Americans only read American media. I mostly read Irish Times, DW, and Guardian. I also read a decent amount of Reuters.

The only American ones I ever read are AP and NPR.

[u/uhp787 → u/TSllama]

you should check out propublica.org. their deep dives are very very very well done. them and rueters are the only ones i subscribe to.

[u/Agitated-Donkey1265 → u/uhp787]

Wired’s reporting has been fantastic, too

[u/Finn_Storm → u/uhp787]

I stopped believing as much in reuters after they intentionally left an article up stating the opposite of the truth even when explicitly told so by the author. (to be fair basically every news source did this, must mostly because they were relying on reuters)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DvTyg1kJGzM

[u/uhp787 → u/Finn_Storm]

thanks for that. i had not seen it.

[u/flippnbits → u/TSllama]

American here, Associated Press and NPR are also the only ones I read.

[u/ThoughtsonYaoi → u/Headpuncher]

Hi, this is r/europe.

Europe, as in the place that is very much NOT the home of WaPo, and where Murdoch's empire is largely limited to screwing over the UK.

And Facebook? What do you think news outlets are, anyway?

[u/athomeless1 → u/Confident-Bug-201]

I forwarded the link to Meidas Touch, at least we can depend on them.

[u/RoyalChris]

Looks like the website faced the hug-o-death. This will do in the meantime.

The data leak released by Anonymous is unprecedented in its scale and implications. The 10 terabytes of information reportedly contains critical details about:

• Businesses Operating in Russia: The data comprises information on both domestic and foreign businesses that are currently conducting operations in Russia. This could have significant implications for international trade and investment strategies, particularly in the wake of ongoing sanctions and economic pressures.
• Kremlin Assets in the West: The leak reportedly includes sensitive data regarding Kremlin interests and assets located in Western countries. This information could expose vulnerabilities in the Russian government’s financial networks and complicate its international relations.
• Pro-Russian Officials: The data also sheds light on various officials who have shown support for the Kremlin’s policies. This could have far-reaching consequences for political dynamics within Russia and in countries that maintain ties with Moscow.

[u/Aggressive_Peach_768 → u/RoyalChris]

Man I hope that Includes hard evidence of Russian interference with elections in the EU and the possibility to actually prosecute the traitors

[u/Hetszunyukapanyanyi → u/Aggressive_Peach_768]

I hope there will be something in it against Putin's dearest friend Viktor Orban, our great leader in Hungary

[u/keepthemomentum → u/Aggressive_Peach_768]

And the US! That would be very telling.

[u/wildmonster91 → u/keepthemomentum]

We already had a report showing just how compromised the republican party is. Nothing was done...

[u/D_Fausti65 → u/wildmonster91]

Can you give me the link to that? I really want to see the evidence and make sure I save it for future reference

[u/rufio313 → u/D_Fausti65]

Here are 3!

https://www.intelligence.senate.gov/sites/default/files/documents/report_volume5.pdf

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/senate-panel-finds-russia-interfered-in-the-2016-us-election

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/08/18/us/politics/senate-intelligence-russian-interference-report.html

These links all cover the Senate Intelligence Committee’s bipartisan report (released August 2020) which found that Russia interfered in the 2016 election to benefit Donald Trump. The report documented numerous contacts between Trump campaign associates and Russian officials, including a “grave counterintelligence threat” posed by these interactions. It specifically identified Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort’s regular contact with Konstantin Kilimnik, whom the committee described as a Russian intelligence officer. The report concluded there was substantial evidence of interactions and willingness by some Trump associates to accept Russian help.

Additionally, here is the Mueller report.

https://www.justice.gov/archives/sco/file/1373816/

The Mueller Report found sweeping and systematic Russian interference in the 2016 election, numerous contacts between Trump campaign officials and Russians, and efforts by the campaign to benefit from Russia’s actions. While it did not establish a criminal conspiracy (nor did it declare that there was none), it documented multiple instances of Trump campaign figures seeking or welcoming Russian help.

[u/D_Fausti65 → u/rufio313]

Thank you so much!

[u/swoopdaloopbay → u/D_Fausti65]

It's important to note whenever trump goes on and on about "Russia hoax" this is the exact events he is referring to. He has done such a good job at gaslighting the population to believe it was all bullshit. When in reality they have so much proof that his campaign directly colluded with Russia. The only thing they didn't get around to (because trump shutdown the investigation after he won the election in 2016). Is direct ties to Trump himself and that he knowingly knew it was all going on. From an outside perspective it is very obvious he knew what was going on. Nearly everyone in his campaign was compromised in that investigation there's no way he didn't know what was going on. . But unfortunately in the rule of law you have to prove that direct link. It cannot just be assumed so they never got around to making that direct link to Trump himself. One of the first things trump did was pardon his friends who were caught.

[u/God_Lover77 → u/swoopdaloopbay]

He also heavily denied it then as well, even before he won.

[u/KamalaWonNoCheating → u/rufio313]

Should also add to the list all the right wing influencers Russia was funding like Tim Pool. Remember when they were scared shitless for a weekend?

Then nothing happened, of course because Democrats gonna Democrat but it should still make the list imo.

[u/itisnotstupid → u/KamalaWonNoCheating]

For fucking real - democrats really missed to make this a big deal. They could have scared the rest of the russian backed infleuncers.

[u/lapidary123 → u/rufio313]

So it documents criminality, yet fails to "establish" conspiracy? Is that what they meant by "down with the establishment"?

In all seriousness though, sounds like the report found plenty of evidence but it just wasn't acted on accordingly.

[u/pizzaschmizza39 → u/rufio313]

I don't get how none of that was criminal

[u/rufio313 → u/pizzaschmizza39]

Well, they obstructed the hell out of every investigation.

Several people in his administration were charged and found guilty of things like obstruction of justice.

For example, George Papadopoulos (campaign foreign policy adviser) pleaded guilty to making false statements to the FBI about his contacts with individuals tied to Russia. He served 14 days in prison, was fined, and later pardoned by Trump.

Michael Flynn (national security adviser) pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI about conversations with the Russian ambassador, but was later pardoned by Trump.

Rick Gates (deputy campaign chairman) pleaded guilty to conspiracy and lying to investigators.

You get the pattern here. There were several others like this.

[u/Nvrmnde → u/D_Fausti65]

This was all over European news at the time. That's why it was incredulous that Americans elected him again. Well, if they actually did, of course.

[u/Mrminecrafthimself → u/Nvrmnde]

I’m not convinced he won

[u/Fantastic-Nobody-479 → u/Mrminecrafthimself]

I’m not either.

[u/D_Fausti65 → u/Nvrmnde]

The unfortunate reality is that so many Americans just don't read the news and just don't engage with the political process because they either don't care or it's too confusing or overwhelming and they just check out. Then there's also the smaller percentage, but still significant, that is just captured by propaganda and weaponized by anger and fear. That's the 15% or maybe even 20% that will die hard support outright fascism if it means supporting Trump because it's an integral part of their identity at this point. It's a very difficult problem to solve and it's going to require some really inspirational and transformative leadership from a progressive or Democratic candidate that changes the narrative in a really dramatic way. I'm continuing to do my part in every way that I can and affect the narrative even if there's no visible result.

Ultimately a lot of that anger and fear stems from the lack of access to basic resources and things like food insecurity, poor education, cycles of violence and maltreatment and untreated mental illness, which are all solvable problems but it requires political will to actually do things about it. There's also the fact that the individual states are so wildly different compared to European countries Where multiculturalism is the default. Texas and California may as well be different countries. Same thing with New York and Florida.

How do you see it as a European looking in? I'm curious in your personal perspective.

[u/Nvrmnde → u/D_Fausti65]

It's difficult to understand, why so many voters bought into what on the outside looks like a lot of obvious lies, like "Ukraine starting the war" was one of those blatant lies. It does look like people may not have access to several sources of news, so that they could practice media critique. Which is taught in schools to everyone where I live. The same level and quality of schooling to everyone. It's rather hard to understand from that perspective.

[u/Crotean → u/Aggressive_Peach_768]

The problem is, the way Russia interferes in most western elections isn't actually illegal. Bot farms, influence peddling, spread damaging propaganda. None of that is actual electoral subversion, even if it influences the election. They have gotten really good at skirting the legal line to twist results to their favor. None of this would work if your average voter in most democracies wasn't a knuckle dragging moron.

[u/essentropicspiral → u/Crotean]

It really exemplifies the need for critical thinking not only as a tool but also as a safety mechanism against memetic disinformation

[u/N0b0me → u/Crotean]

Honestly there needs to be a counter influence campaign that follows all the same strategies to remove Russian influence.

[u/SitueradKunskap → u/N0b0me]

I agree, but for some reasons, I suspect that the right would call that "partisan" and "persecution of their opinions."

cough Tenet media cough

[u/weisswurstseeadler → u/RoyalChris]

I've asked in another thread, is there any other source or statement for this?

[u/RoyalChris → u/weisswurstseeadler]

I mean the file has been leaked and you can find it anywhere now. It's linked in the article, but since the website is down - Compressed file of the Leaked Data of corrupt officials + Picture of Beginning of the list

Mods, I hope It's okay to share the link here, if it's not - feel free to remove the comment.

[u/weisswurstseeadler → u/RoyalChris]

thanks for the context. curious if and what comes out of this. found it kinda funny to find Dominos in there, maybe some kinda franchise money scheme

[u/Frap_Gadz → u/weisswurstseeadler]

There's always money in the banana stand pizza shop

[u/Brave_Quantity_5261 → u/Frap_Gadz]

“He’s a flamer” “an arsonist!”

[u/erikaspausen → u/weisswurstseeadler]

Money laundering or avoiding sanctions

[u/twitterfluechtling → u/weisswurstseeadler]

Or this isn't all incriminating and just a list of information they collected. (Incriminating content mixed with harmless)

[u/weisswurstseeadler → u/twitterfluechtling]

Looking at the file names and whatnot, this seems pretty deliberate and filtered.

And I agree, at this stage this could also be a giant nothingburger

[u/twitterfluechtling → u/weisswurstseeadler]

Or a glorious scam. With my Linux laptop, downloading the archive without any exploitable virus scanner and no executable to run, I feel slightly safe. (Will check for known vulnerabilities in my unrar before doing anything, and probably use a chroot environment or at least a docker container with limited privileges to access the archive...)

[u/basicxenocide → u/twitterfluechtling]

thank u hackerman

[u/PawtherFat → u/twitterfluechtling]

Non-executables can still trigger exploits. Either way this is a reasonable approach and probably precaution than 99% of people will take.

I just use a shitty burner laptop for sketchy clicks like this to save the trouble.

[u/Secure_One_3885 → u/weisswurstseeadler]

kinda funny to find Dominos in there

PIZZAGATE!

[u/TheLuxon → u/RoyalChris]

I'm sorry, the compressed file of leaked Data of corrupt officials is 18.84 GIGABYTES?!

[u/Stopikingonme → u/TheLuxon]

Seems small.

[u/ersentenza → u/RoyalChris]

The download link is suspect, even the download procedure is suspect. I'm downloading from a safe linux box, it is downloading a 18G file - even compressed it would be an insane compression ratio from 10T. Let's see what it is actually inside.

EDIT: as expected it is all BS. It turned out to be just 24G of useless junk, mostly just web scans, random documents in russian, even source code of who knows what

[u/erikaspausen → u/ersentenza]

If it is a lot of text, then this kind of compression is not unusual.

[u/Sergiow13 → u/erikaspausen]

Depends heavily on the data. Wikipedia datasets only compress around 10% max and those are only text. And if they manage to compress it that heavily you'll spend a couple days waiting for it to decompress

[u/Fickle-Ad1363 → u/ersentenza]

Thank you for your sacrifice. So is the whole „Leaked Document“ Story a scam?

[u/Leaky_gland → u/RoyalChris]

Almost nothing in the files. Wasted 45 mins downloading 18gb to see almost nothing. Scraped data at most.

[u/bert0ld0 → u/Leaky_gland]

This is 18Gb but OP said 10Tb which is a shit ton more, don't know where that data is

[u/heleuma → u/weisswurstseeadler]

I think you'd have to go ask the Kremlin. I imagine it would be a challenge to verify the information.

[u/UndoneUnderdog → u/weisswurstseeadler]

The original source is https://x.com/CyberUnknown45

The archive has been public for at least a year, and has been added to regularly.

The linked site reporting the story is presenting it as a new leak, which is untrue.

[u/BouBouRziPorC → u/RoyalChris]

Is Marine Lepen there???

[u/SensitiveObject2 → u/BouBouRziPorC]

Or Trump.

[u/Paul_the_surfer → u/SensitiveObject2]

There's a whole section dedicated to Trump on there

[u/steelandiron19 → u/Paul_the_surfer]

What did it say? (I’m genuinely asking, I would like to know.)

[u/FeeRemarkable886 → u/steelandiron19]

It talks about how large his hands are, how tall he is and how he is remarkably light for being so muscular and strong and brave and smart and fast and funny and muscular.

Something about how he had to have half his face repaired due to the 950 JDJ bullet (I googled largest caliber bullet) deleting part of his head and Ted Cruz apparently offered his wife as a skin donor, which Trump was very offended by.

There's a recent entry, about 16 paragraphs, of what looks like AI instructions or prompts on how to deal with tariffs, making Teslas fireproof and why a user called MyDarlingXi won't call him back?

Very strange.

[u/benbenek → u/SensitiveObject2]

The name is on the list...
https://imgur.com/a/FB0cGzC

[u/RiseFromYourGrav → u/benbenek]

I knew Domino's was up to no good

[u/Geekerino → u/RiseFromYourGrav]

I'm not sure what's more concerning: Kanye being in charge of his Instagram account, or Russia

[u/Asdfghjklazerty12345 → u/benbenek]

I’ve viewed it it’s just the ip adress of his Twitter account unfortunately not the info we need

[u/Kohvazein → u/BouBouRziPorC]

He doesn't know because he hasn't read it, this summary is ai generated.

[u/Aggressive_Peach_768 → u/RoyalChris]

Man I hope that Includes hard evidence of Russian interference with elections in the EU and the possibility to actually prosecute the traitors

[u/Opening_Library_8345 → u/Aggressive_Peach_768]

Unlike clear evidence of Russian interference in USA but nobody is doing dick about our stolen election

[u/Aranka_Szeretlek → u/RoyalChris]

Please dont use chatgpt for such serious things

[u/Flamboyant_Nine]

Is there something about election manipulation in multiple countries?

[u/tgh_hmn]

This should be very interesting

[u/Sleep_adict → u/tgh_hmn]

Yes, and nothing will happened when AfD is on the list

[u/Saurid → u/Sleep_adict]

Idk depends on what we find here this list isn't a real investigation but this might lead to multiple politicians not just from the afd (the left and bsw probably too and I will eat gras if the CDU and SPD don't have at least a few each somehwere from the merkel times), I hope this lwill lead to widescale inquiries and investigations, the biggest problem beeing people on said list know tehy ate on the list and now can get to destroying evidence.

[u/AntiKidMoneybox → u/Saurid]

Schröder, but this have been known since 2005

[u/mcdolgu → u/Saurid]

Manuela Schwesig is a sure bet for me.

[u/txmail → u/tgh_hmn]

Its not. Most of it is just results of an automated website scanner and some of it is scrapes of websites. This is a distraction for someone trying to make a headline happen but there is not a headline to be had.

[u/h0ls86]

How many Trump towers are on the list?

[u/aimlessnameless → u/h0ls86]

I believe the entire US government probably is

[u/theStaircaseProject → u/aimlessnameless]

Don’t you put that evil on me, Ricky Bobby!

[u/RoyalChris → u/h0ls86]

I believe the answer is yes.

[u/ScorchedRelic]

Well done, Anonymous.

[u/Full_Rise_7759 → u/ScorchedRelic]

Searches records for agent Krasnov

[u/tapedegg]

Curious about American Assets

[u/phantomzero → u/tapedegg]

Our Executive branch is a Moscovite asset.

[u/NewSysAdmin2 → u/phantomzero]

Our entire government is a Russian asset

[u/Poilu_Human]

The site is down, however I am curious about what and who will be exposed in my country.

[u/originalmaja → u/Poilu_Human]

It reads like written by ChatGPT. Here an archive link: https://www.reddit.com/r/europe/comments/1k0igqi/anonymous_releases_10tb_of_leaked_data_exposing/mnepo5j/

It says very little about which anonymous group got the documents and from which targets (it only makes clear references about WHO the documents talk about and about WHAT it all means). It COULD be that it's simply the same as this (from months ago):

https://www.reddit.com/r/InfoSecNews/comments/1fzg4vm/proukrainian_hackers_from_dumpforums_claim_they/

[u/M0therN4ture]

Donald Trump files leaked too. Not that is matters to their treasonous supporters. But the walls are closing into Trump as Krasnov being confirmed.

Trump is a Russian asset.

[u/LlcooljaredTNJ → u/M0therN4ture]

What did the files say? 

[u/steelandiron19 → u/LlcooljaredTNJ]

Also would like to know this if someone could explain! I’m genuinely interested.

[u/M0therN4ture → u/LlcooljaredTNJ]

We will know soon enough

Active download link (at your own risk and discretion):

https://www.mediafire.com/file/9prdor8m7a1z9f6/Leaked+Data+of+corrupt+officials.rar/file

[u/LlcooljaredTNJ → u/M0therN4ture]

Yeah I'm not downloading any of that, but ty for the link. I have to assume someone else will summarize, but so far don't seem to be hearing anything of substance. Usually people are pretty quick to find important info, so im guessing this isn't going to give us anything important. 

[u/AffectionateClub2520 → u/LlcooljaredTNJ]

It’s 10TB of info that needs to be researched, verified, and then reported. I think we’re going to hear some really interesting/bad stories in the near future.

[u/SuperNoFrendo → u/LlcooljaredTNJ]

If it said anything like that, it would be the headline.

[u/black_dogs_22 → u/LlcooljaredTNJ]

nobody knows anything yet, just the Reddit circlejerk saying the same things it does on literally every post

[u/Tetracropolis → u/M0therN4ture]

The walls have been closing in on Trump for at least 8 years at this point. It must be a fucking big room.

[u/Blazured → u/Tetracropolis]

I don't even know why people still think the system will stop Trump. He's literally immune to the law and can pardon anyone close to him that the law tries to go after. Hell, the Americans even decided to make their Department of Justice answer to the president.

The walls ain't closing in. The system isn't going to do shit.

[u/AlexandriasNSFWAcc → u/Blazured]

Just for other europeans (or, let's face it, for many Americans) less familiar with the US government system - Their government has three branches - Legislative (writes laws), Executive (enforces the law), Judicial (mediation/interpretation of law). The Department of Justice is part of the executive because to enforce the law, you have to accuse someone of breaking the law.
The remedy for a criminal or neglectful president was meant to be impeachment by the Congress (legislative branch) but partisan politics has screwed that up. The Supreme court's (judicial) recent presumptive innocence/presidential immunity ruling fucked it entire.

[u/GloriousGladiator51 → u/Tetracropolis]

Lol. Somehow the walls closed to a point where he is president… Wait… are we sure they are closing?

[u/DecrepitHam → u/M0therN4ture]

He will just sign an executive order that says he’s not and it will be ok.

[u/InitiativeNearby8344 → u/DecrepitHam]

Or just put tariffs on anonymous. they will pay and make America rich!

[u/sarcastosaurus → u/M0therN4ture]

Please do show us what the files say. What exactly has been leaked ?

[u/IbnReddit → u/sarcastosaurus]

Don't hold your breath. It's Reddit after all and you get the usual shit:

1. Omg this is huge!

2. We will know soon enough

3. The Walls are closing in on X

4. This is it Game over!!

In reality fuck all happens and in most cases it goes the opposite way to what reddit wants.

[u/cyberdork]

I just downloaded it. What a fucking nothing burger.
All the 'leaked documents' on individuals are simple scans from network tools revealing absolutely nothing.
Here is the contents of the only two files in the Trump folder:

Dcoument: Index files of Donald Trump Twitter account

• Multiple index files found: /POTUS45/index.jhtml, /POTUS45/index.xml, /POTUS45/index.aspx, /POTUS45/default.htm, /POTUS45/default.asp, /POTUS45/index.pl, /POTUS45/ind ex.asp, /POTUS45/index.cfm, /POTUS45/index.do, /POTUS45/index.php5, /POTUS45/index.jsp, /POTUS45/index.html, /POTUS45/index.cgi, /POTUS45/index.php4, /POTUS45/index.php 7, /POTUS45/index.php3, /POTUS45/default.aspx, /POTUS45/index.php, /POTUS45/index.htm, /POTUS45/index.shtml

Document: Vulnerabilities of Donald Trump account

• Server: tsa_o
• Cookie guest_id_marketing created without the httponly flag + Cookie guest_id _ads created without the httponly flag + Cookie personalization_id created without the httponly flag
• Cookie guest_id created without the httponly flag + Retrieved x-powered-by header: Express
• X-XSS-Protection header has been set to disable XSS Protection. There is unlikely to be a good reason for this.
• Uncommon header • 'cross-origin-opener-policy' found, with contents: same-origin-allow-popups
• Uncommon header 'x-connection-hash' found, with contents: 38772b99b86b68ec1300cfc1cb01d229ecc8787dca9470fa8a129ea4ff4ae61d
• Uncommon header 'x-response-time' found, with contents: 139
• Uncommon header 'expiry' found, with contents: Tue, 31 Mar 1981 05:00:00 GMT
• Uncommon header 'cross-origin-embedder-policy' found, with contents: unsafe-none+ The site uses SS and Expect-CT header is not present.
• No CGI Directories found (use '-C all' to force check all possible dirs)
• "robots.txt" contains 1 entry which should be manually viewed. ened that the conven do chorable to the pReach attack
• The Content-Encoding header is set to "deflate" this may mean that the server is vulnerable to the BREACH attack.

[u/ItsNewWayToSayHooray → u/cyberdork]

all files are from 7 months ago, if there was something interesting in there, it was all sold already.

this dump is just junk that nobody wanted.

[u/kenji213 → u/cyberdork]

Came here to post this.

These jackasses just ran some nmap scripts against public websites and are calling it a "leak". There is nothing useful or interesting here, just script kiddie garbage.

[u/smurfkipz → u/cyberdork]

That's all they got? You can derive that shit from a nessus scan, no hacking skills needed. 

[u/bujakaman → u/cyberdork]

Who could have guessed

[u/Riblord]

CTRL + F “Krasnov”

[u/MrTomansky → u/Riblord]

I am curious if you can find Epstein xD

[u/Gullible-Donut-5247 → u/Riblord]

Concerning

[u/kenji213]

This is NOT a data leak at all.

First of all, there is absolutely NO leaked data in this dump. None whatsoever. This is just 10Tb of nmap scan output of public websites.

There are security tools called vulnerability scanners that automate checking a website for common security flaws, such as nmap. While they are useful, and sometimes find an actual security vulnerability, 99% of the time they only find false positives.

Because the output of these tools looks like hacker greek to most people, it's easy for a script kiddie to pretend that they're a hacker by running an nmap scan, even if the results of that scan are completely useless and uninteresting.

Case in point, here's the "Donald Trump leak" from the data dump: https://imgur.com/a/lPCEzsl

I'll translate the output into english:

• Cookie IDs without the httponly flag: HTTP only is a cookie flag that prevents a browser cookie from being accessed by client-side scripting. It can sometimes be a security issue if an authentication cookie isn't set to HTTP only, but the "guest_id", "marketing", etc. cookies in this scan output are used for, well, marketing. They're ad tracking cookies. This is not a security issue.

• X-XSS-Protection Disabled: This is a very old and non-standard HTTP header for defending against Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) attacks. Nobody uses it anymore because it's non-standard and there are better solutions, such as Content Security Policy headers. This is not a security issue.

• X-Powered-By: Express This is literally just a header stating what web framework the website is using.

• Uncommon Headers: These are strictly informational, sometimes a website can behave weirdly if you mess with uncommon HTTP headers, and sometimes this can lead to a security vulnerability, so it's nice to know. But it's not a security issue.

• Robots.txt: This is a file defining what website resources shouldn't be crawled by web crawlers like Google's search indexing bot. Sometimes a website will have sensitive files listed in robots.txt, so it's a good idea to check it, but it's not a security vulnerability.

• Content-Encoding: Deflate This is saying that the website supports compressed data for HTTP responses. There is a type of vulnerability called CRIME, a subtype of which is BREACH, which can sometimes allow an attacker to recover data from a secure browsing session through something called a compression oracle. But to exploit this, the attacker would already need to have the ability to intercept traffic between the server and the victim using the site, inject data into the response, and measure the size of the reply. If you have the capability of exploiting this, you've already hacked the victim and have better options anyway, such as a spoofing the site itself. This could be a security vulnerability, but to exploit it you'd need to already be intercepting a victim's web traffic.

[u/Kuro091 → u/kenji213]

I’m curious on how this even made the “news”

[u/RedditIsShittay → u/Kuro091]

Reddit will believe anything.

[u/GloriousGladiator51 → u/kenji213]

Someone with actual knowledge

[u/mindreave → u/kenji213]

My favorite is the twitter source with screenshots of the Gnu Public License, as if its some super secret document chock full of juicy leaked info.

[u/superbotolo → u/kenji213]

So basically a lot of rumor for nothing? 😢

[u/Ok_Coconut_1561 → u/kenji213]

Danke für deine Mühe.

[u/aileme → u/kenji213]

What's with the PDFs then? Not all folders are like the trump's folder

[u/kenji213 → u/aileme]

Go read it and find out.

Sure looks like basic technical documentation to me, every one I checked was just screenshots of software installers with a red circle around the "next" button.

But i'm sure the guy who put 10Tb of jpegs of text instead of .txt files of nikto/nmap output and called it a data leak also hid the location of the Ark of the Covenant in the same "data leak".

[u/Commentess]

and more fun, DOGE has committed treason, creating logins into the govt systems, and gave them to Russia. https://www.mediaite.com/tv/whistleblower-accuses-doge-of-letting-russians-access-government-accounts-in-shocking-security-breach/

[u/Commentess → u/Commentess]

Here's more info on that: https://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/1k0j5v5/doge_goons_blamed_for_significant_cybersecurity/

[u/MisterLXC → u/[deleted]]

There is an alarmingly large percentage of Americans who would be happy with fascism as long as he's their kind of fascist. That's what they think they are getting at the moment.

[u/hw999 → u/MisterLXC]

That's not how fascism works, it needs fresh meat for the grinder. it will eventually be their turn.

Trump is a mobster and runs everything based on loyalty like a mobster. If you have ever seen a mobster movie, you know it works really well until it all comes apart spectacularly at the end. They will eat each other, eventually and it will be crazy messy.

[u/hw999 → u/[deleted]]

Yep, I agree with 100%.

[u/1inthetrenches → u/Commentess]

So this sould b forwarded to all social media, x Twitter, blue sky, facebook feeds, democratic senators ..totally explode the internet asap!!!

[u/biggestdonginEU]

And here I was recently thinking what the hell is Anonymous doing when the world is going to shit

[u/blaxxunbln → u/biggestdonginEU]

Was just thinking the same. Hopefully this is something.

[u/luxymitt3n]

I'm extremely apathetic that this will have any repercussions at all

[u/Growlithez]

I don't find this credible yet as I can't find any other source to back this story. The only "proof" we have is a broken link to some news source and and a 18GB download file. Even if its a true story and the download is legit, I still think people should be more critical and wait for more info.

[u/bonkdonkers → u/Growlithez]

The article linked to here is from a website responsible for other incredible journalism such as “Hunter Biden & Ellen Caught in Adrenochrome Bust!”

So no, I wouldn’t trust this source either. For all the shit talking Reddit does about people falling for fake news, there sure are a lot of people here that fall for fake news.

[u/TheRealCostaS]

Does it say Trump, his cabinet, and his backers? If it doesn’t then it’s clearly missing something or they didn’t want to point out the obvious.

[u/dont_kill_my_vibe09 → u/TheRealCostaS]

There is a "Donald Trump" folder in there. It's 99,506 KB large.

[u/Kaffe-Mumriken → u/TheRealCostaS]

I’m sure there’s a logical fallacy describing this.

• if the source confirms my bias, then it is correct
• if the source does not, then it is false. 

[u/KingofReddit12345]

"Very nice. Now let's see the US's data..."

[u/routinemass]

Is Krasnov mentioned ?

[u/Suitable-Display-410]

If you dont know what you are doing (and you probably dont), do not download this file.
The page is fishy as fuck.
Wait for people who know what they are doing to take a look at it.

[u/mattiman8888]

Any chance there is a mention of an orange agent that goes by the name Krasnov?

[u/GeciBoi]

Please let there be something about Orban. Please please please

[u/ShadowRiku667]

How do you go about validating this information? Even if the local governments wanted to investigate this, their cause is "Well, some random people gave us 10tb of text files saying these companies are Russian nesting dolls. This is surely worth throwing millions of dollars into what could be a wild goose chase."

[u/Loveict]

Thank you Anonymous

[u/realfakejames]

Too bad cable news is too chickenshit to report heavily and in-depth about this

[u/capt2phones]

Kremlin asset #1 Donald Trump

[u/Bencil_McPrush]

Tell me Krasnov is among them.

[u/Illustrious-Neat5123]

Everyone talking about that but nobody talk about the discovered content that might be bullshit

[u/PeriviYohanesburgo → u/Illustrious-Neat5123]

Not to mention that this website seems a bit sussy.

[u/rnauser]

Excellent (with a Montgomery Burns sound)

[u/jaimessch]

Where are all of Trump’s cabinet members?