Stephen Moore

Yes.

Very sad people, really.

Yes, like I say, this Martha Root character had offered, I think, a deletion service.

She didn't want to, I'm not sure, because she was able to download it, it wasn't a hack.

I don't think it was legal, what she did, certainly that side of it.

So these things were publicly available.

Anybody could have done this.

if they wanted to, because the security was super.

So she offered, you know, if you come to me, I'll basically have the deletion service.

So these people then very quickly, as you would imagine, very quickly removed them, you know.

It wasn't made clear, but I assume she was making some kind of money.

This is a woman, whoever ran this site was based in Germany, was a far-right activist based in Germany.

And they were actually quoted.

They basically said, you know, she's basically, this is cyber terrorism, is how they described it.

They confirmed after this live stream of the site being destroyed.

basically effectively wiped out.

Whoever runs the company had put out a statement on their Twitter account, or X account, sorry, and said that this is cyber terrorism and there will be repercussions for those behind this.

And yes, we confirm we have been basically effectively wiped out.

Yeah, no, like I said, I think because the security was so bad, she didn't have, there was no hacking.

It was just they put this, I don't understand the technology of it all, but she basically put something into the URL domain and it downloaded.