Former Senate staffer admits to doxxing five senators on Wikipedia

By cineramaApril 5, 2019Bitcoin Business

Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge The man who edited Wikipedia with several senators’ private phone numbers and addresses has pleaded guilty to computer fraud and other offenses. […]

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Former Senate staffer admits to doxxing five senators on Wikipedia

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