From ehackingnews.com
For the past year and a half, a rather small group of activists known as Distributed Denial of Secrets, or DDoSecrets, has discreetly yet consistently released a flood of hacked and leaked documents, from Russian oligarchs’ emails to the stolen communications of Chilean military leaders to shell company databases.
A few weeks ago, the group released its most prominent break yet: BlueLeaks, a 269-gigabyte collection of approximately a million police files provided to DDoSecrets by a source lined up with the hacktivist group Anonymous, spanning emails, audio files, and interagency updates pulled from law enforcement “fusion centers,” which fill in as intelligence sharing hubs.