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The hard part isn't anonymously leaking the information. (You could do this with a $0.15 envelope and a stamp. Just remember not to put in your address as the
by ransom1538 10y ago
The hard part isn't anonymously leaking the information. (You could do this with a $0.15 envelope and a stamp. Just remember not to put in your address as the return address and to wear gloves).
The hard part when you leak is that you are now in a set of people that knew the information. That usually boils things down to a handful or even one suspect. With US federal agents where in fact it is illegal to lie to them, they will have you in their office by lunch.
- swimfar 10y agoI assume you meant "with US federal agents". ;)
- pogo 10y agoIn this case, get a lawyer and don't answer any questions without them. Also, if you do leak a hard copy, print it at a public place and use a B&W printer. Color printers are relatively easily traced.
- tqkxzugoaupvwqr 10y agoAre those tracking dots not microscopic? I would assume printer manufacturers also put them on black-and-white prints. Even if they don’t do it now, this is only a printer driver update away.
- pogo 10y agoThey are very small, but not microscopic. They are done in yellow ink, which is why they are very hard to see. If they were printed in black ink, I think you'd be able to spot them immediately, despite their small size.
- x1798DE 10y ago> In this case, get a lawyer and don't answer any questions without them. This advice is valid whether or not you leaked anything.