Searchable ICE leak archive resurfaces as journalism investigation accelerates
1 Oct 29 7:02 PM · 13d ago · 1 article · 2 posts · 3 sources · development 1 of 1
The ICEpick archive came back online at a new address (icepicx.is) following its initial takedown, attracting widespread journalistic and researcher investigation into the previously hidden DHS organizational structure and the depth of ICE-military integration.
“They have our information, so it's only fair that we have theirs.”
Department of Peace hacker group, Breach perpetrators · rss ↗Department of Peace Hacker groupU.S. Department of Homeland Security Target of breachU.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Subject of exposure
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1 outlet Leaked Files Reveal ICE Liaisons to U.S. Military Commands With Access to Surveillance Tech
first by Reason, 13d ago
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NEW: Leaked U.S. Department of Homeland Security personnel files reportedly show ICE liaisons assigned to U.S. Special Operations Command, Africa Command, Southern Command, and Central Command in the Middle East, with access to surveillance tools, including systems provided by
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Further update: The searchable archive for the US DHS Icepick leak is now online again at icepicx dot is It is a feeding frenzy of journalists and researchers investigating the once-hidden DHS hierarchy with Reason being the first outlet I've seen with actual red meat reporting from the leak, how intertwined ICE and the US Military are. https://…
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