Oath Keepers leak includes 160 U.S. military, government email addresses

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NEW: A leaked membership list from the Oath Keepers militia includes those who used official government & military emails.

Users stem from the Army, Navy, & Coast Guard as well as the FAA, DHS, NASA & the Los Alamos National Laboratory.

Oath Keepers leak includes 160 U.S. military, government email addresses
Official military and government email addresses can be found throughout a leaked membership list from the far-right Oath Keepers militia.
dailydot.com
3:07 PM · Sep 27, 2021

https://www.dailydot.com/debug/military-government-emails-oath-keepers-leak/


Official military and government email addresses can be found throughout a leaked membership list from the Oath Keepers militia.

The paramilitary group, which is currently embroiled in controversy after 19 of its members were arrested and charged for their alleged involvement in the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, had its data exposed on Monday after allegedly being targeted by a hacker.

The 5GB data cache, most of which was made public by the journalism and transparency collective DDoSecrets, contains emails and group chats as well as information on members and donors.

Among the files included is an alleged membership list filled with more than 38,000 emails.

Some of the entries show corresponding names, physical addresses, phone numbers, and IP addresses. The membership list does not detail whether an alleged member is or was ever active with the Oath Keepers. An email address on the list does not necessarily mean they are a member.

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[Thomas Hurt]

1. nothing says competence like using your work address for your partisan political extremism...

sheesh

[TomSlick]

2. Especially if your employer forbids personal use of work e-mail.

Worse yet if your employer can criminally prosecute violations of workplace rules.

[Thomas Hurt]

4. meh, doubt there will be any consequences

[TomSlick]

8. Perhaps.

I recall punitive action against an officer once for using his Army e-mail account for personal communication. Of course, the real problem in that case was that the communication was a little too personal, sending unfortunate self photos demonstrating his anatomy to woman that did not appreciate the information.

On the other side, the military will not appreciate the use of government e-mail accounts to further the goals of extremist groups. The military will also not be pleased about the security breach from having the e-mail addresses made public.

Is it worthy of a court-martial? Probably not. Could it have been a career-risking decision? Maybe.

[ck4829]

3. K&R

[uponit7771]

5. Fuckin WOW !!!

[Johnny2X2X]

6. Arrest every traitor now!!

These are the worst traitors. Real scum.

[Progressive Jones]

7. Round all that shit up. Make 'em feel lucky to be alive. nt

[Mad_Machine76]

9. Los Alamos?

Yikes

[gratuitous]

10. The Daily Dot is calling them a "paramilitary group"?

I guess "domestic terrorist group" is too wordy.

[obamanut2012]

11. Jesus, Los Alamos