The doxing site “Enemies of the People” (EOTP), a site that encourages violence against US who refused to support Trump’s claims of voter fraud, remains active and continues to expose people’s personal data .
The main site had been taken offline before the publication of an FBI report that suggested Iranian hackers were likely behind the campaign . However, a few days after New Year's, the site came back online and exposed new personal information.
The FBI is investigating the case
The FBI warned on Friday that the “Enemies of the People” campaign continues and that attackers federal, state and private agency officials USby sending direct messages and emails.
The FBI continues to believe that Iranians are behind “Enemies of the People,” adding that an official received direct threats and a screenshot showing “a communication between EOTP operatives and an unknown individual in the United States who is purportedly supporting the operation.”
Experts identified other accounts used to distribute threatening messages to U.S.. Here is a list of those accounts:
- enemiesofthepeople@tutanota.com
- 6e.nemiesOfThepeople.e9@protonmail.com
- 3e.enemiesOfThePeople.e3@protonmail.com
- 3e.nemiesOfThePeople.e3@gmail.com
- enemies0fthepe0ple[@]protonmail[.]com
- EnemiesOfThePeople[@]protonmail[.]com
- E.0.TP[@]protonmail[.]com
- enemiesofthenation[@]protonmail[.]com
- ep.ep.ep2020[@]protonmail[.]com
- Enemiesofthepeople[@]hotmail[.]com
- @karakara63 (Twitter)
- @E0TP (Speak)
- @Eddie12ud342u (Speak)
- @loriii2020 (Speaker)
- @riley1989 (Speak)
The “Enemies of the People” campaign encourages US citizens to do things aimed at disrupting the peaceful transition of power to Biden or to harass, threaten and attack individuals listed on the site.
administrators respond to FBI and CISA
On January 3, the administrators of the doxing site “Enemies of the People” published a message stating that they have no connection with Iran.
When it was launched, the site was hosted on a service in Moldova. However, a few days later, the administrators chose the hosting provider JustHost , which is based in Moscow, Russia.
According to the FBI, there is also a Telegram channel that posts images of people who have recently been labeled as “enemies.” The personal information of these people is exposed on the doxing site.
The data includes email and home addresses. All images have a painted target at the top and the reason why the specific individuals have been targeted by the site.
The goal was to spread this information through other channels. In addition to Telegram, the campaigners also tried to use the Russian social network VK. However, VK blocked the account for violating its terms of service.
This campaign relies heavily on financial contributions from supporters. The administrator justified the need for funding by saying that “Enemies of the People” is an expensive project and needs support to launch businesses that “confront treason in our country.”
Source: Bleeping Computer
