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Ottawa scrambles to solve secret document breach by Anonymous

Posted on July 28, 2015 by Dissent

Alex Boutilier reports:

Canadian government and law enforcement officials are scrambling to figure out how Anonymous got their hands on what the hacker collective calls cabinet-level secrets.

On Monday, individuals associated with (sic) released to the media the first in what they call a series of sensitive government documents.

They will continue to release documents until the RCMP officers who shot dead an Anonymous protester in Dawson’s Creek, B.C., are arrested, they said in a video.

Read more on The Toronto Star.


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