News from the puppet theater (Germany):
The Berlin state network was hacked.
As far as I know, they demanded 15 bitcoins, but Berlin refused to give in to the blackmail.
Now all the data has been published online. And by "all," I mean EVERYTHING.
In addition to LKA documents related to investigations, the files also include plans concerning national defense—ranging from the federal government’s secret communication channels in the event of an apocalypse to information on defense-related companies and emergency plans of government agencies, including cell phone numbers, assembly points, staffing details, and the home addresses of crisis management teams.
In addition, data from other federal states was also found and published. Simply EVERYTHING that was or is available in Berlin is now public.
That, by the way, could stop World War III—because think about it: all their plans, all their hideouts, all their contingency plans are now known. Peeing on Russia’s leg with your pants down?