Hackers Steal 421,000 Emails From Germany's AfD Party
Hackers stole more than 421,000 emails belonging to members of Germany's far-right AfD party in a September cyberattack, and the leaked messages later reportedly contradicted party leader Alice Weidel's earlier statements about an illegal campaign donation.
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| Oct 27, 4:49 AM | theregister.com | Attack on email hosting provider for German far right party AfD exposed 345k accounts |
| Oct 23, 8:21 AM | straitstimes.com | Hacked emails yield revelations on Germany's far-right AfD party leader |
| Oct 23, 7:57 AM | newrepublic.com | Hacked Docs Reveal How Germany’s Far-Right AfD Has Been Courting Trump |
| Oct 23, 4:07 AM | theguardian.com | Leaked trove reveals extent of far-right AfD’s efforts to court Trump and Maga allies |
| Oct 20, 8:41 AM | dw.com | Germany news: Hackers release AfD party emails |
| Oct 20, 2:46 AM | straitstimes.com | Germany’s far-right AfD hit by mass e-mail theft |
| Oct 20, 2:41 AM | euronews.com | Hackers steal 421,000 emails belonging to members of Germany's far-right AfD party |