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Section 3, Part B.

Dissemination of the hacked materials.

The GRU's operations extended beyond stealing materials and included releasing documents stolen from the Clinton campaign and its supporters.

The GRU carried out the anonymous release through two fictitious online personas it created, DC Leaks

and Goosefer 2.0, and later through the organization Wikileaks.

Part 1. DC Leaks.

The GRU began planning the releases at least as early as April 19, 2016, when Unit 26165

registered the domain DC Leaks through a service that

anonymized the registrant. Unit 26165 paid for the registration using a pool of Bitcoin

that it had mined. The DCLeaks.com landing page pointed to different tranches of stolen documents

arranged by victim or subject matter. Other DCLeaks.com pages contained indexes of the stolen emails that were being released,

bearing the sender, recipient, and date of the email.

To control access and the timing of releases, pages were sometimes password protected for a period of time

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