While we are still indexing the full directory, preliminary scans of the headers suggest the archive contains: Internal communications and memos Spreadsheet data related to budget allocations Scanned legal documentation in PDF format ⚠️ Security Warning
If you are looking for a blog post to describe this specific file for a site like SourceWatch or a data journalism blog, New Data Release: Analyzing the JM___DD Compressed Volumes JM___DD.7z.002
As with any large-scale data dump (DD), we recommend opening these files in a . Use a virtual machine or a dedicated "air-gapped" computer to prevent potential malware execution. For a deeper look at secure data handling, check out the Electronic Frontier Foundation's (EFF) guide on protecting your digital footprint. While we are still indexing the full directory,
001 manifest or help you find the SHA-256 verification hashes? 001 manifest or help you find the SHA-256
We have recently processed a new set of archives labeled JM___DD.7z.002 . This file is the second segment of a multi-part compressed archive. To access the contents, users must have all corresponding parts (e.g., .001 , .002 , .003 ) in the same folder. 🛠 Technical Details 7-Zip Split Archive (Part 2)
Potentially AES-256 (standard for these types of leaks) Required Software: 7-Zip (Official Site) or Keka for Mac
Always verify the SHA-256 hash provided in the manifest before extracting. 📁 Content Overview