Hacker Breaches Files in Gaetz Case Amid Trump and Musk News

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A hacker accessed a secure document-sharing platform used by attorneys in a civil lawsuit connected to a close friend of former Rep. Matt Gaetz, stealing unredacted depositions and other confidential documents. The hack, involving a pseudonymous user "Altam Beezley," is under investigation. Gaetz, though not a party in the lawsuit, was subpoenaed for testimony due to related allegations. The stolen documents include sensitive testimonies, but are not part of the House Ethics Committee's investigation into Gaetz.
- Hacker stole documents from file server used in civil case connected to Gaetz: Sources ABC News
- Trump Transition Live Updates: Cabinet Picks and Matt Gaetz News The New York Times
- Live updates: Trump to join Musk in Texas for SpaceX launch The Washington Post
- Hacker downloaded sealed damaging testimony against Matt Gaetz, attorney says Pensacola News Journal
- "Unknown and unauthorized third party" has gained access to Matt Gaetz depositions, source says CBS News
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