>>499778>Smells like a state agency cutout (CIA) attempting to sanitize deliberate releases under the guise of some freedom fighting hacktivist group.Speaking of scents. I have a scent, and it tells me the DHS is throwing shade to keep the people from downloading the raw data because they know that once the people have the files, the anonymity of the secret police collapses.
Let's cut the confusion, this leak has nothing to do with DDOSecrets. They are not the "Department of Peace",
that's a separate entity entirely While the Department of Peace cast their nets wide, DDOSecrets was the only vessel that actually kept the material of the breach. This is the full Data available for download, it is not limited or edited by DDOSECRETS.
Stop obsessing over which platform hosted the data or digging up old grudges. Look at the material reality,
The DHS data is leaked. Every single one of you can get names, addresses, and other information. The evidence is there. Anyone screaming that it's a psyop isn't being skeptical, they're defending the DHS. They're the internal opposition, the loyalists in the comments section, telling you the revolution (or at least the truth) isn't real so you'll go back to sleep.
It is nearly impossible to operate in the realms of leak journalism and cybersecurity without eventually cultivating sources and contacts with ties to intelligence agencies. Anyone with experience in these fields knows this is standard, and doesn't mean anything is a controlled psyop