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That seems unlikely. The hackers say that they have much more data of this kind and plan to sell it to the highest bidder. These are not government transparency
by JohnStrangeII 8y ago
That seems unlikely. The hackers say that they have much more data of this kind and plan to sell it to the highest bidder. These are not government transparency activists.
- huffmsa 8y agoBut they predominantly have data that should be public. With some home email and postal addresses mixed in. The value of the data they're looking to leverage is that this information or even a close approximation of it simply isn't available. They're going from 0 to 2. If public contact information was available, it'd be more of a 1 to 1.5-2 value.