“Currently”: A person related to the AP and the FSB may be involved in the leak of the database of Navalny's supporters

The former partner of the ex-Samara FSB, Pavel Selezneva, according to the Principle of Law, Mikhail Dudin, who may also be associated with the presidential administration, may be involved in the leak and distribution of the basis of personal data of Alexei Navalny. This was reported by "present time", which studied the traces of attackers on the Internet. “They brought first to Samara, and then to Moscow - to a person who can be connected with the presidential administration,” the newspaper writes.

Letters with threats were sent from the addresses [email protected] and [email protected] by studying the information about these addresses in the public domain, the publication came to the conclusion that all this infrastructure may be associated with Dudin. This version was nominated, in particular, the editor -in -chief of the Samara edition of Zaekin Dmitry Loboko. In February, the campaign was deployed against Zesekin, including the site of the Zeekin, through which the database of Navalny's supporters was also sent later.

One of the UTUDIK-NN Dudin companies has a license to implement special technical means intended for the unspoken receipt of information. Such a license is issued by the FSB of Russia.

Also, on the basis of information from open sources, the “present” suggested that Dudin could be connected with the presidential administration. In the notebooks of people who shared data with the GetContact application, Dudin is recorded, in particular, as “Mihil Admin Prosile”. However, as notes the publication, "this connection is not confirmed."

The correspondent of the “present time” wrote Dudin in telegram, he hid the avatar - Vasya Lozhkin’s picture “I returned” - and did not answer questions.

On April 16, it became known that unknown people gained access to the base addresses of people who registered for the upcoming rally “Freedom to Navalny!”. Many people who got into the database sent stolen files by mail, accompanying the letter with threats: “We will continue to receive new data about you, ha ha ha. In the meantime, we begin the deanonymization of the mail and soon we will find out your names, phones, addresses. ”

Also, letters were sent to employers of the supporters of Navalny - the former and the present. They were promised "reputational damage and close attention of the media and law enforcement agencies."

The associates of Navalny Leonid Volkov and Ivan Zhdanov said that the base was stolen by a former FBK officer, "recruited the FSB of Russia." According to Volkov, the employee, whose name he did not name, "took away all the accesses, but did not take into account that he had access to the logs of the mail server."