Аноним 🤦‍♂️

Find us that 21 minute video they showed congress

What’s the benefit of the *public* uploading stuff to their site anonymously? People openly post pics and vids on social media all the time and that’s been great for destigmatizing UFOs/UAPs and making this a mainstream issue.

it’s so embarrassing

Lmfao 🤣

Please go away, holy shit, next thing you know they’re asking if anyone wants to buy a dusty wifi router plz hit our dms, won’t go lower than $20, obo

told you guys 😂😂 anonymous isn’t what they used to be 10 years ago lmaooo.

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Are they 13 years old? Have they ever done anything else than use V for Vendetta masks?

This sounds like some three letter shit.

embarrassing. it would have been far more effective if they hadn’t said anything after their initial announcement. the gov would have been so on edge

Oh. Thats just embarrassing.

CIA says what

Bunch of frauds. I’d be cautious about sending anything to them, honestly. Why should they be trusted anyway?

Anon: Y’all got any more of them UFO/UAP video?

Don’t be harsh on them, I tried to explain in another comment why trying to hack military is completely pointless, to sum up some layers in order of how much problematic they are:
— MILNET / closed network: the closed military network is still up and running, it is probably not connected to common internet, if it is, the gateways are under strict control, but it’s unlikely since they can have both and there is no need to connect them, this means you need to have physical access to a MILNET connected device, that has multiple layers of security already for login and access control is based on profiles, this means your profile has a limited number of possible actions based on who you are
— Encoding / ciphering: you know that story about how much it takes for a common PC to hack a standard 128bit key? It’s something in the order of quadrillion of years.. well, this is true, the bonus thing here is that these codes change periodically to reduce “luck”
— Further redaction: I worked in the development of an application that had to do with secret services (very low level tho, think a common HR application to check employee status) no redacted data is meaningful at all, if you were to break into the system, you wouldn’t find any name, only codes that can be “translated” by people that have direct access to the database that stores that data (and you can guess it’s in the military closed network)

These are the first technical problems they would encounter, and as you can see they can only be completed by social engineering, but honestly there is no way you trick a general to give you his login data and his 2FA code, because he doesn’t probably even read his own “common” emails

Not even Wikileaks got any “Top Secret” documents by their hacking thing, they found only “Secret”, and every top secret document they have has been given through a leak, not an hack

So yeah I appreciate they are trying to do something but this time is bigger than us all, they should focus on hacking popular websites to put banners such as “Google David Grusch” or something like that, publicizing the public hearing and this sorta things, we need to get this mainstream into the public, if info is withheld from congress, there is absolutely no way for the public to even take a glimpse of those documents and data

10yrs too late. Go away

They really tried the «How do you do fellow kids» lmao

I think that anon Twitter account is ran by a high schooler lol

Public submissions on tor?!? I feel so bad for whoever has to sift through that