Amsterdam police confiscates server left-wing ISP A/I at American request
Amsterdam police seized an Autistici/Inventati server for the US after Washington sanctioned the Italian host.
Amsterdam police seized a server belonging to Italian nonprofit host Autistici/Inventati from a Science Park datacenter after a US mutual legal-assistance request. Washington had sanctioned A/I in late August, alleging it facilitated antifa, after which the volunteer-run service lost banking and its domain and began shutting down. Police are imaging the encrypted server and sending the copy to the United States; A/I previously offered free hosting and email to about 20,000 organizations.
- Amsterdam police imaged the server under a US legal-assistance request.
- A/I served about 20,000 organizations before being sanctioned in late August.
- Volunteers had shut down and wiped most other European servers.
- A copy of the encrypted disk is being sent to the United States.
- Victims
- Autistici/Inventati
- Organizations
- Autistici/InventatiAmsterdam Police
- Countries
- NetherlandsUnited StatesItaly
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Een eenheid van de Amsterdamse politie heeft dinsdag bij een datacenter op het Science Park in Amsterdam een server in beslag genomen van de Italiaanse internetdienstverlener Autistici/Inventati (A/I). Dat is gebeurd op basis van een Amerikaans rechtshulpverzoek. Een kopie van de inhoud van de server wordt nu naar de VS gestuurd.
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