Anomymous returns with another huge Epik data dump

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The hacktivist joint Anonymous is back yet once again with even more than data from the web hosting company Epik and this latest leak contains data on the Republican Party of Texas.

In a release titled "You Lost The Pun", Anonymous discovered that its Operation Epik Fail isn't over yet and part three of the operation contains even more data stolen from the controversial vane host.

Publisher of Protean Mag and independent journalist Steven Monacelli explained in a tweet that this latest leakage "appears to be a backup of the Texas GOP host and includes sensitive documents, a database, and more".

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Anonymous first began targeting Epik later on the TX Heartbeat Act which places severe restrictions on when a woman can have an miscarriage was signed into law last month. This is because the anti-abortion radical, Texas Right To Life, turned to Epik Eastern Samoa its new domain record-keeper subsequently losing hosting on GoDaddy.

Operation Epik Conk out

With the freeing of this a la mode data dump, Nameless has leaked information from Epik iii times now and at the moment, IT's still unclear as to whether or not the group is done leaking data from the web host.

Mental process Epik Fail was 1st revealed by the group on Sep 13 when it confirmed that IT had breached Epik with the leak of 180GB of sensitive data on its customers. Anonymous and so followed informed this first news leak on September 30 when IT released "The /b/ Sides" which contained much 300GB of data including bootable disk images of Epik's servers.

While these leaks have certainly hurt Epik's repute far, many of its customers have also faced repercussions. According to the Daily Dot, a house agen in Florida lost her job after registering a number of anti-Semitic domains, a man running websites related to the Stuck-up Boys of Canada was placed under investigation by his employer and separate Epik customers have now had their online activities exposed.

We'll have to wait while journalists and researchers verify the information from Anonymous' latest data dump but if this leak is anything like the ones that came ahead it, the Republican Party of Texas could end up existence in even Sir Thomas More hot water over its controversial anti-abortion bill.

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