‘Cyberterrorist’ boasts about hacking Freedom Convoy fundraiser — Analysis

Hacking of other sites was also claimed by the Canadian hacker, Parler, Gab and Truth Social.
A Canadian self-proclaimed ‘cyberterrorist’ boasted in a video this week about hacking fundraising platform GiveSendGo and releasing the details of those who donated to the protesting truckers in Ottawa.
In a live TikTok meltdown, Aubrey ‘Kirtaner’ Cottle bragged about being behind the GiveSendGo hack and other hacks too, including those which targeted alternative social networks Gab, Parler, and Truth Social.
“Nothing scares me. Nothing. Yes. Yes, I did it. I hacked GiveSendGo, baby! And I’d do it again! I’d do it a hundred times!”The video shows her screaming Cottle “What are you going to do? What are you going to do to me, huh?”
Aubrey Cottle. It’s GiveSendGo hacking and Aubrey isn’t concerned if it gets discovered. TikTok live, bragging on TikTok about his doxing of Freedom Convoy and the release information currently leading to thousands being fired for their work. pic.twitter.com/HJW7BBRc4z
— Ian Miles Cheong (@stillgray) February 16, 2022
Cottle admitted that he had also hack other social networks Gab and Parler, and Epik Hosting before adding: “I am literally in every mainstream media publication for the things that I do. I’m not an unknown actor!”
I’m literally a famous f***ing cyberterrorist and you think that you can scare me?
Cottle appears to have responded to the comments accusing him of being behind this month’s GiveSendGo attack. The hacked data – which included the names, email addresses, and zip codes of everyone who donated to fundraisers for the truckers in Ottawa that have been protesting Covid-19 restrictions – was offered by the website DDoSecrets to journalists and researchers, who then publicly identified donors.
GiveSendGo has requested an FBI investigation of the hack and called it a ‘hack. “well orchestrated”With “strong political motivations behind” it.
“This is illegal, and these people should be going to jail,”Jacob Wells, the founder, said it in an interview on Fox News. “surprising that we haven’t heard from any investigative services”about an investigation of the matter.

Many have criticised news media for disclosing the identity of donors. Ilhanomar (Democratic Congresswoman) was even mentioned. accusingThere are many outlets that offer help to normal people who made it. “insignificant”Donations “harassed.”
While some social media users questioned the validity of Cottle’s confession, he is indeed a well-known hacker who has repeatedly been cited in the media, including the New York Times, as a hacker “affiliated with Anonymous.”Vice News also interviewed Cottle, and last year Cottle was featured in a HBO documentary on the conspiracy theory QAnon.
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