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Palantir's greatest enemy

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By Fin Carter
| Dispatch Magazine
It is dinner time at Barrett Brown's flat. In the cramped kitchen, two locals whom Brown calls his “cholos” are cooking huevos a la mexicana and beans. A jumping mixture of The Doors, David Bowie, and MF Doom blares from a knackered, old laptop. Mice dart across the floor. Brown, a journalist and former member of the hacktivist collective Anonymous, sits opposite me.
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The home of the Illuminati

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By Fin Carter
| Dispatch Magazine
To the untrained eye, Ingolstadt looks like any other small German city. On May afternoons, locals sit along the banks of the Danube, easing into the first sun of spring with coffee, beer, and Aperol spritzes. It is quiet and quaint. Younger residents complain there is little to do, apart from go to an Irish bar that stays open after midnight. And yet, Ingolstadt was not always so placid.
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The student behind a phishing empire

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By Fin Carter
| Dispatch Magazine
It was a Saturday night in May 2024, and a slight 21-year-old student was behind the decks at Club Chemistry, a nightclub in Canterbury. Ollie Holman studied computer science at the University of Kent, but for a few hours, that didn’t matter: the room was full, and the crowd was ecstatic. Holman grinned while he danced along with them. The next day, Holman posted a few clips from the night on Instagram. “Many of these to come 👊🏻👊🏻,” he wrote in one caption.
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