Aaron Bushnell Group Allegedly Hacks NATO for Palestinians, Offers Data for Sale to Fund Aid

Aaron Bushnell, a hacking collective, has purportedly infiltrated NATO’s military infrastructure, citing solidarity with Palestinians. According to their claims, the group has exfiltrated a substantial cache of data, totaling over 5GB, which includes approximately 4000 sensitive documents. These documents reportedly contain intricate military maps, detailed personnel information concerning NATO employees and service members, as well as undisclosed contracts and agreements. The group has affixed a price of $20,000 to this data trove. Remarkably, they assert that the proceeds generated from the sale will be allocated towards humanitarian endeavors in Palestine, aligning with their stated cause.