bluntdogcamelman

DDoSecrets was banned from Twitter, r/BlueLeaks was banned from reddit, where can people go to share and discuss things they find within the blueleaks archive?

Mastodon is a free and open-source self-hosted social networking service. ... Each user is a member of a specific, independently operated server. Users post (by default) short messages called "toots" for others to see, and can adjust each of their post's privacy settings.

And there's no law that says sites have to remove the content of blueleaks. Since mastodon isn't backed by Chinese investors and they don't really care for censoring information they can leave it up until someone tries to shut them down, which is unlikely. Hell, https://blueleaks.io/index.html is a website where you can sort, download and view individual files from the entire 270gb data dump, and it's been up for a while now

Did Epstein kill himself?

Not OP but the entire archive has been mirrored and is semi-searchable at https://blueleaks.io/index.html

I can't link them now because the sub is banned, maybe someone else can get them somehow, but there was a very detailed report on r/BlueLeaks about the contents of the dump and whether or not they contained malware. Of all the files there was 1 suspicious file, and people eventually determined it was a file needed for some kind of server communication (I'm not computer savvy and can't remember exactly what it was, but it wasn't malware). This doesn't mean that other sources are malware free though, and now that it's been circulating in different places it wouldn't surprise me if some people added malware before reuploading