Hacktivisme : une fuite « Macroleak » de 2017 contre Chat Control ressort du darkweb !

A hacktivist has released a collection of 85 previously unseen files from 2017, claiming they were obtained to disrupt a 2017 presidential and legislative campaign and as a response to the European Chat Control project. The files, including audio recordings and screenshots, are presented as a way to expose a perceived imbalance between European efforts to access private communications and the potential for reciprocal exposure of personal data. The hacktivist argues that the data represents a strategic archive, intended to be released at a time when it could most effectively influence the debate surrounding Chat Control and European privacy policies. The release is framed as a form of digital retaliation, highlighting a complex interplay between activism, data security, and political maneuvering.