The data was found in an internal ticketing system used by Epik, where employees left notes about domains targeted with data preservation requests, subpoenas, & non-disclosure orders.
Of the handful of notes regarding subpoenas that I saw in the Epik hack, many were related to right-wing websites.
One domain targeted by the FBI, however, was publicly listed in Dec. as being part of the C&C infrastructure used in the SolarWinds hack dailydot.com/debug/epik-hac…
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As first revealed on Monday by @stevanzetti, the hacking collective Anonymous announced that it had hacked Epik, whose customers have included Parler, Gab, and forums such as TheDonald. dailydot.com/debug/epik-hac…
As I noted yesterday, the breach includes the email inbox of an Epik employee that regularly spoke with CEO Robert Monster.
I attempted to speak over the phone with Monster by calling him on the personal cell number listed in his email signature but did not receive a reply.
Exclusive: Leaked chats reveal how the former lead psychologist for Cambridge Analytica is secretly working behind the scenes to influence anti-vaccine efforts.
Patrick Fagan, who has worked for Cambridge Analytica, the tobacco and gambling industries, as well as on voter deterrence campaigns, is secretly aiding the UK-based organization known as HART.
Several high-profile accounts alleged that a 'bot army' had been deployed after dozens of tweets shared identical criticisms of the UK government's plan to ease lockdown restrictions.
Microsoft's Bing search engine appears to be censoring image results for "tank man"—a reference to the lone protester who stood in front of Chinese tanks—on the 32nd anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Massacre vice.com/en/article/qj8…
Meanwhile, a search for "tank man" on Google images displays what you would expect. Both the search on Google and Bing were made from the US, not China.
To be clear, searching "tank man" on either Google or Bing does return the relevant web results.
It's the image results on Bing that don't return any results. This could be a simple glitch at the end of the day. I reached out to Microsoft to ask.
The preliminary hearing for this case was today and police never presented the so-called deepfake to the court.
Because, as I exclusively revealed in April, the cops never even had the video. The lawyer for the alleged deepfake mom has told me that the vaping video was real.
The district attorney in the case against the Pennsylvania mom accused of making deepfakes has now said that the videos in the case many not be deepfakes at all.
Prosecutors, who backtracked on their claims Friday that a Pennsylvania mom created deepfakes to harass her daughter's cheerleading rivals, are still taking the case to trial.