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To whom it may concern, Distributed Denial of Secrets has moved our domain to ddosecrets.org immediately. Please switch all links and email addresses from .com to .org right away. If you receive any email from an @ddosecrets.com address it is illegitimate; please contact us immediately by Signal or social media and let us know if you receive email from our old domain. Our Signal and Cwtch contacts and onion addresses remain unchanged. Technical details follow. Our domain registration lapsed on January 28th. Our domain registrar had invalid contact information, and so we were not notified that domain auto-renewal had failed until they released the domain name and it was purchased by a domain squatter. To our knowledge no services have been deployed maliciously using our old domain, and no emails have been sent from our old addresses. User data, publicly published, and limited distribution data has not been compromised. Our document submission system Globaleaks is unaffected, and libraryofleaks.org remains unchanged. All of our servers are online and intact, just with a new domain name. We will keep you updated as the situation develops. This statement can be confirmed by: DDoSecrets social media - https://bsky.app/profile/ddosecrets.org https://kolektiva.social/@ddosecrets Emma Best - https://bsky.app/profile/emma.best https://kolektiva.social/@mxy Milo Trujillo - https://bsky.app/profile/backdrifting.net https://kolektiva.social/@illegaldaydream
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Dear DDoSecrets Team, As the Head of the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) for Papua New Guinea, I would like to formally request the immediate removal of compromised data related to the Mineral Resources Authority (MRA), which has been published on your platform. The data in question is available at the following link: https://ddosecrets.com/article/mineral-resources-authority-of-papua-new-guinea The data was unlawfully obtained and poses significant risks to individuals and organizations within Papua New Guinea. It is protected under local laws, including the Digital Government Act 2022 and the National Cyber Security Policy 2021, as well as international cybersecurity regulations such as the Budapest Convention on Cybercrime, to which Papua New Guinea is a signatory. Exposure to this sensitive information could lead to identity theft, financial fraud, and reputational damage. Given the legal protections governing this data, I urge you to remove it from your platform under both local and international laws. If the data is not removed, we may be forced to escalate this matter through the relevant legal and international channels, including cooperation with INTERPOL. We trust you will take prompt action on this serious issue. Kindly confirm the removal of the data at your earliest convenience. Thank you for your attention to this urgent request. Best regards, Hamilton Vagi – OIC/Head PNG NCSC, Data Governance & Standards National Cyber Security Centre
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