DDoSecrets

what is ddosecrets?

distributed denial of secrets (ddosecrets) is a non-profit transparency collective that archives and republishes leaked datasets - from corporate documents and court records to hacked government material - and makes them freely available to journalists, researchers and the public. it stepped into the gap left when wikileaks shifted focus, with an explicitly librarian approach to cataloguing what it holds.

its full catalogue is mirrored as an onion site so researchers can browse the index without their interest in a particular leak becoming visible to their network operator. access policies vary per dataset: some are fully open, others restricted to vetted journalists to protect victims of the leaks.

whatever your position on leaked material, the operational facts are simple: the address below is the collective's own, and our checker verifies its availability over tor continuously, reporting reachability, latency and a rolling week of uptime.

before you trust any of this

• .onion addresses are long on purpose. one wrong letter = someone else's server.
• if a service matters to you, cross-check its address against its own clearnet site or PGP-signed announcements.
• a green badge here means "reachable", never "trustworthy". we report reachability only.

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