Post by WeAreAllOne on Feb 8, 2017 11:00:24 GMT -8
www.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/5soosr/pizzagate_voat_researchers_are_starting_to_find/
www.wired.co.uk/article/freedom-hosting-ii-hack-dark-web-offline
Pizzagate Voat researchers are starting to find real names of real pedophiles.
TLDR: Anons hacked on Friday Freedom Hosting II, a site with 10,000 Tor-based webpages (20% of the dark web). The hacker said 50% of websites were hosting child porn.
The hacker downloaded and published 74Gb of files and a 2.3Gb database.
This is proving to be a turning point in the Pizzagate crowd-sourced investigation. Or at least, part of the investigation is likely to fork into that direction (until the data has been thoroughly parsed).
As researchers are digging, they are starting to name names. This is what DavidBernheart says:
I believe that The Freedom Host 2 hack is a potential game changer. We can start naming names. From the published list of usernames and passwords, it is very easy to find active "dating" site accounts simply by Googling a username and trying the password on whatever such sites are returned. Pedos are being identified by Pizzagaters right now as you can see here: [redacted by OP] So, strategically speaking, should we out suspected pedophiles and claim credit for it? I'm not talking about doxxing. I'm talking about compiling a list of suspected pedophiles, presenting it to the FBI, and presenting a redacted copy in a press release. We could scream "HERE'S A LIST OF REAL PEDOPHILES FROM OUR 'FAKE' INVESTIGATION, ASSHOLES!" Please share your measured thoughts.
More here:
[redacted]
Edit: not sure if the hackers published the 74Gb files. They did publish the database, which contains backups of customer data.
www.wired.co.uk/article/freedom-hosting-ii-hack-dark-web-offline
Pizzagate Voat researchers are starting to find real names of real pedophiles.
TLDR: Anons hacked on Friday Freedom Hosting II, a site with 10,000 Tor-based webpages (20% of the dark web). The hacker said 50% of websites were hosting child porn.
The hacker downloaded and published 74Gb of files and a 2.3Gb database.
This is proving to be a turning point in the Pizzagate crowd-sourced investigation. Or at least, part of the investigation is likely to fork into that direction (until the data has been thoroughly parsed).
As researchers are digging, they are starting to name names. This is what DavidBernheart says:
I believe that The Freedom Host 2 hack is a potential game changer. We can start naming names. From the published list of usernames and passwords, it is very easy to find active "dating" site accounts simply by Googling a username and trying the password on whatever such sites are returned. Pedos are being identified by Pizzagaters right now as you can see here: [redacted by OP] So, strategically speaking, should we out suspected pedophiles and claim credit for it? I'm not talking about doxxing. I'm talking about compiling a list of suspected pedophiles, presenting it to the FBI, and presenting a redacted copy in a press release. We could scream "HERE'S A LIST OF REAL PEDOPHILES FROM OUR 'FAKE' INVESTIGATION, ASSHOLES!" Please share your measured thoughts.
More here:
[redacted]
Edit: not sure if the hackers published the 74Gb files. They did publish the database, which contains backups of customer data.
