The Dark Overlord Decrypts More 9/11 Insurance Files
On New Year's Eve, Motherboard broke the news that a hacking group known as The Dark Overlord was threatening to release a cache of stolen insurance and legal documents related to the 9/11 attacks. After distributing a small preview set of files, the group has now publicly released a decryption key for more files, meaning anyone can download and read them.
[...] Twitter banned The Dark Overlord's account on Wednesday. Reddit followed suit shortly after. In response, The Dark Overlord is now publishing its announcements on Steemit, a blockchain-based and harder to moderate platform. The Shadow Brokers, a self-described hacking group that released a slew of NSA hacking tools, used the same platform for their communications.
The stolen data itself allegedly comes from a legal firm that advised Hiscox Group, a Hiscox spokesperson previously told Motherboard in a statement. The previously released documents included presentation slide decks, legal correspondence between law firms, and letters from a handful of government agencies. 9/11 conspiracy theorists have been particularly interested in the release of the documents, with internet commenters and several conspiracy-minded YouTubers making videos saying that they hope they will somehow reveal a vast conspiracy around the attacks.
[...] The group released the data after receiving 3 bitcoin, or around $11,000, as part of its self-announced crowdfunding effort.
Does anyone have a link to these documents yet?
Also at the Miami Herald.
(Score: 5, Informative) by Anonymous Coward on Saturday January 05 2019, @11:05PM (6 children)
Layer 1
Layer_1.container Decryption Key: uS\gY(oY@(5e=#(8e2nXOZ:9.DqK#abx>v4YUPqlb*~`d$76?VFZPN0Bh2\6vT=N
If you still haven't downloaded all the 9/11 Archive with the Layer containers, the torrent link is below:
9/11 Archive
: " rel="url2html-16061">https://anonfiles.com/6fx7q6pfb6/911_Archive.zip_torrent
SHA1 HASH: F4C18CF980648E9FBDAC55952F5F3485DBBA95F9
Checkpoint 05
LINK: " rel="url2html-16061">https://anonfiles.com/Vds5Aapaba/Checkpoint_05_zip
SHA-1 HASH: C00B9117F08EEBF261DA32DDAB8EC97AF382CE8F
Checkpoint 06
LINK: " rel="url2html-16061">https://anonfiles.com/c2t6A2p6b2/Checkpoint_06_zip
SHA-1 HASH: 42C3DE7CAE57702A1ADA84FC396B7EAEBA84B925
Checkpoint 07
LINK: " rel="url2html-16061">https://anonfiles.com/V4v1A8p9b2/Checkpoint_07_zip
SHA-1 HASH: 3D76610FECCF093250F39354DB70A704D47D241C
Instructions to decrypt the containers - Download Veracrypt and use the decryption key above.
If you don't have our previously released 'Preview_Documents.container' key, it is here: *CZ4=I{YZ456zGecgg9/cCz|zNP5bZ,nCvJqDZKrq@v?O5V$FezCNs26CD;e:%N^
(Score: 2, Funny) by Anonymous Coward on Sunday January 06 2019, @12:05AM (5 children)
Veracrypt, really?
Now we know this is but a guerilla marketing campaign.
(Score: 4, Touché) by RandomFactor on Sunday January 06 2019, @12:28AM (4 children)
The free open source encryption tool is a guerilla marketing tactic?
В «Правде» нет известий, в «Известиях» нет правды
(Score: 1, Insightful) by Anonymous Coward on Sunday January 06 2019, @01:40AM
Not just that, but the most widely-used, cross-platform, under-active-development, FLOSS encryption tool.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Sunday January 06 2019, @12:33PM (2 children)
Dear it's not free software nor open source. Somebody didn't do their homework.
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Sunday January 06 2019, @08:34PM
it's under the apache license. https://www.veracrypt.fr/en/VeraCrypt%20License.html [veracrypt.fr]
what are you talking about?
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Monday January 07 2019, @07:29PM
Then they better file DMCA requests against these repos: https://www.veracrypt.fr/code/ [veracrypt.fr] https://sourceforge.net/p/veracrypt/code/ci/master/tree/ [sourceforge.net]
https://github.com/veracrypt/VeraCrypt [github.com] and https://bitbucket.org/veracrypt/veracrypt/src [bitbucket.org]