George Soros’s Open Society Hacked and Information Leaked Online

George Soros’s Open Society Hacked and Information Leaked Online

The mysterious DC Leaks website today posted documents from George Soros’s Open Society.

Soros documents are posted from operations in Latin America, Eurasia, Asia, the US, Europe and the World Bank.

Billionaire George Soros’s Open Society organization was infiltrated by hackers.
The hackers reportedly had access to internal network, sensitive docs, and programs.

Source #2 - Shows more details about the leak.

The Soros subdomain is also broken down by the following sections:

USA – 967 files, 559MB / Europe – 651 files, 425MB / Eurasia – 224 files, 86.9MB / Asia – 26 files, 26.0 MB / Latin America – 84 files, 7.57 MB / Africa – 85 files, 38.1mb / World Bank – 42 files, 219 MB / President’s Office – 365 files, 114MB / SOUK – 81 files, 42.4 MB

The data itself contains a vast range of internal documents which includes scans and copies of funding reports, funding agreements, contracts and other similar internal documents. There are also image files and rich text files as well.

Time to dig in and see what Soros been up to behind the curtains!

Why does an "open" society need to be hacked

USA 967 , president 365....hmmmm

Oh this should be good !!!

Many people think the whole Soros thing is fake and not any big deal.

Well it is a big deal.

Now we will see some of the dirt they do.

He did name it the "Open Society", afterall...

originally posted by: DanDanDat
Why does an "open" society need to be hacked

it's a foundation that works towards an "open society", it doesn't claim to be an open society itself. But "open society" in the mouth of soros = "let me do what I want with all the billions I have".

We probably wont find anything of value in those hacked docs, which will 'prove' that the foundation 'has nothing to hide' and 'works for the good of mankind".

a reply to: DanDanDat

Because it is actually the OPrEssioN Society.

a reply to: IgnoranceIsntBlisss

Well, it's certainly "open" now isn't it.

That sounds like a lot of boring paperwork to have to go through. Hopefully when it's all sifted through it actually comes up with something worth the trouble.

I for one will be waiting patiently for someone to do the leg work on that one. I'm not sure I'd make it through gigs of internal company documents without either falling asleep or blowing my brains out first.

a reply to: IgnoranceIsntBlisss

Ah yeah the direct link to the leak. I Was unsure to post it in the OP, knowing what the admins here think of linking straight to the source (like Wikileaks).

Anyway you have done some nice finds already!

originally posted by: Gin
a reply to: IgnoranceIsntBlisss

Ah yeah the direct link to the leak. I Was unsure to post it in the OP, knowing what the admins here think of linking straight to the source (like Wikileaks).

Anyway you have done some nice finds already!

I wasn't aware that they had a policy of such, nor understand why they'd care if we linked a wikileak's doc.

I just noticed that the doc's that load up in the browser here are hosted by Google Doc's.

Noticing many doc's related to New Orleans / Katrina. Not sure what their interest there would be.

a reply to: Gin

You think George is pissed or what? There is a LOT in here. This is incredible, most impressive batch of information I've seen on ATS in the recent past. S & F, I'll probably dig around for the next 2 hours. F*ck yes!!

a reply to: Gin

anyone know what the "SOUK" tab is about? What's that an acronym for?

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