On the DDoS... I'm more inclined to say they don't know who it was, but pointing fingers, and Black Friday to maximize the potential damages reward. The legal

On the DDoS... I'm more inclined to say they don't know who it was, but pointing fingers, and Black Friday to maximize the potential damages reward. The legal case also says "unknown individual"; so they could be a run-of-the-mill reporter or something. A lot of what Torguard is saying in the case is pretty benign. An email from header can be faked, trade secrets, if left on the open web... aren't really secret anymore. Nord isnt in a clean place either. Their response is making claims that the legal case doesnt even touch.