Although many of the files in the leak are PGP encrypted, the files contained the Key ID of the destination. I ran these through various keyservers to determine

Although many of the files in the leak are PGP encrypted, the files contained the Key ID of the destination. I ran these through various keyservers to determine who the recipient of the files happened to be, but the results were not too interesting: This key is a NL law enforcement officer: pub 1024D/5A14D578 2003-02-21 uid Jochen van der Wal sub 2048g/00BE9690 2003-02-21 This key appears to be a part-owner of a German private contractor (VERVIS): pub 1024D/66878388 2013-04-17 uid Alfons Rauscher <alfons.rauscher@vervis.de> sub 2048g/8269976E 2013-04-17 This key is for a gentleman who describes himself as a "Senior Security Specialist & Consultant for Law Enforcement and Intelligence Agencies around the world." pub 2048R/3F895273 2013-03-05 [expires: 2018-03-04] uid Alexander Hagenah <ah@primepage.de> sub 2048R/F166F2CA 2013-03-05 [expires: 2018-03-04] This key turns up pretty much nothing: pub 2048D/89A4703C 2013-07-04 [expired: 2014-07-04] uid USB on Fire <usbonfire@gmail.com> Same with this one: pub 1024D/85E86971 2009-06-12 uid campo@campinator.com (New key 12/6/09) <campo@campinator.com> sub 4096g/C3F3EC1B 2009-06-12 These are obviously Gamma's (although the first has a typo): pub 2048R/D81082F4 2012-03-08 uid Melvin Teoh (Gamma Group) <mt@gammmagroup.com> pub 2048R/A7A4AC21 2013-03-05 uid Hari Purnama (pgp) <hp@gammagroup.com> The full list of keys, should you be able to correlate these with the oppressive regime of your choice: 6ABDA7D0 4FB534CB 42C2DDCE E061DE51 0FEB4CFF 0FC82479 1B14387E 6D531E64 65BACA20 CBFF2AB4 BA87B977 8E037629 6ABDF71F 9C3E839A 331A704A 6225EAA0 780E8451 77B11C19 7704B771 A7A4AC21 2B9A229A 2C52A5C8 F166F2CA C47B1004 695D98C9 70A03877 C56A85E9 4E676679 7774F144 C3F3EC1B 9BBDD293 F5946EA8 F158ADF2 D81082F4 58143658 3471B217 06E990A5 8269976E 00BE9690 CF246B05 280AD26F B03A5EA9 977E9F54