WikiLeaks on Monday released a searchable database stocked with more than 21,000 "verified" emails that the anti-secrecy site claimed originated with the campaign of French president Emmanuel Macron.
Nearly 72,000 emails, including 26,506 attachments, were also released to provide context, WikiLeaks said in a statement. However, the organization cautioned only "21,075 emails have been individually forensically verified" through its Domain Keys Identified Mail system.
Nearly 72,000 emails, including 26,506 attachments, were also released to provide context, WikiLeaks said in a statement. However, the organization cautioned only "21,075 emails have been individually forensically verified" through its Domain Keys Identified Mail system.