Hi, I'm Ryan Levy, welcome to Cyberism's malicious life. Back when you were in school, did you ever get assigned a group project, then end up doing

all of the work?

Among the vast troves of stolen documents published to Wikileaks, there's a PowerPoint

about Wikileaks itself, titled The Wikileaks Threat.

It details what the organization is and what makes it so powerful, with an emphasis on details

that don't paint it in the best light. Like Juliana Sanchez's alleged sex crimes, his

minion supporters, and that it's quote, not in a healthy position right now.

After a dozen slides, the presentation turns to what can be done to take Wikileaks down.

Suggestions include, quote, a media campaign to push the radical and reckless nature of

Wikileaks activities, sustain pressure. Does nothing for the fanatics but creates concern and doubt among moderates.

Feed the fuel between the feuding groups.

Disinformation.

Create messages around actions to sabotage or discredit the opposing organization.

Submit fake documents and then call out the error.

Cyber attacks against the infrastructure to get data on document submitters.

This would kill the project.

End quote.

The presentation was co-authored by three government technology contractors,

H.B. Gary Federal, Barico Technologies,

and Peter Thiel's Palantir. But after researching this episode, it just seems so obvious

that all the work in this group project was done by Aaron Barr.

Bars a handsome guy.

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