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looking at the file list most of the interesting stuff end with .gpg so if the key is not included it seems like a waste of bandwidth.


Unfortunately you may to be right. Nearly everything is gpg encrypted, and the massive 33gb zip is a password protected acronis true image file. So far all I have found that isn't encrypted is the web framework (posted on github) and a bunch of marketing documents.


Best practice for this kind of leak is widely distributing encrypted files and then later distributing the key.


or a dead-man's switch release if something happens to the key holder...




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