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How Journalists Work With Hacktivists
May 25, 2022, 4 p.m. |
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On May 24, several news outlets reported on the internal workings of a Chinese run Uyghur internment camp in Xinjiang. The reports included detailed blueprints of the camp’s interiors, classified speeches from officials, and the personal information of police officers.
An anonymous source hacked the information and got it out of China and into the hands of journalists. It’s part of a recent trend in resurgent hacktivism.
On this episode of Cyber, Motherboard Staff Writer Joseph Cox walks us through …
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