Hacker leaks 281 GB of data from Germany's far-right AfD party

Germany's far-right AfD party confirmed a data breach affecting its hosting provider in September, resulting in the leak of 281 GB of data including over 421,000 internal emails and 100,000 files on the Hexane.cc leak site. The hacker published AI-generated summaries of the messages categorized by topics like racism and antisemitism, though party sources noted these summaries contained inaccuracies. The breach reportedly occurred through an unpatched website vulnerability, and the hacker claims the leak aims to expose the party's alleged "degeneracy and hypocrisy."