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The December Leonardo Italy arrest was confirmed by Reuters

“ MILAN (Reuters) - Computers hacked at Italian defence group Leonardo between 2015 and 2017 belonged to a unit that makes components for both commercial and military aircraft, including C27J and ATR turboprop, a police officer working on the case told Reuters.

The officer, who asked not to be identified by name, said police were now looking into the hard disks and laptops seized from one of the people arrested to check what kind of information was stolen and why. “The data could have been stolen simply to show off hacking skills or to sell information,” the officer said. “Both hypotheses are on the table.”

On Dec. 5 Italian police arrested two people who had worked at Leonardo over their alleged role in hacking 94 computers, 33 of which were at the group’s plant in Pomigliano d’Arco, near Naples. One of the two people under arrest is Arturo D’Elia, who at the time of the hacking was part of the Leonardo team handling cybersecurity incidents.”

https://www.reuters.com/article/italy-leonardo-cyber-prosecutor/leonardo-hack-targeted-commercial-military-component-unit-police-officer-idUSL8N2IR4BU

**The December Leonardo Italy arrest was confirmed by Reuters** “ MILAN (Reuters) - Computers hacked at Italian defence group Leonardo between 2015 and 2017 belonged to a unit that makes components for both commercial and military aircraft, including C27J and ATR turboprop, a police officer working on the case told Reuters. The officer, who asked not to be identified by name, said police were now looking into the hard disks and laptops seized from one of the people arrested to check what kind of information was stolen and why. “The data could have been stolen simply to show off hacking skills or to sell information,” the officer said. “Both hypotheses are on the table.” On Dec. 5 Italian police arrested two people who had worked at Leonardo over their alleged role in hacking 94 computers, 33 of which were at the group’s plant in Pomigliano d’Arco, near Naples. One of the two people under arrest is Arturo D’Elia, who at the time of the hacking was part of the Leonardo team handling cybersecurity incidents.” https://www.reuters.com/article/italy-leonardo-cyber-prosecutor/leonardo-hack-targeted-commercial-military-component-unit-police-officer-idUSL8N2IR4BU

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"Notice "hacked" has replaced "switching votes""

This was done to allow them to save face assuming they did as they were told. I think I saw that here https://www.simonparkes.org/post/11th-january-second-update I am not going to watch it all over to prove myself right or wrong.

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I recall the same thing but couldn't remember where I heard it. Thanks for reminder.

Well it doesn’t mean much to predict in January that the word hacking would be used as a substitute when the arrest and the article are from December.

I’m eager to believe this because I’m starting to get very worried that nothings going to happen. Can you show me where Parkes said this before December 5? Because otherwise, yeah…

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I saw it too on Parkes like two days ago that "haking" was going to be used instead of "switching votes" in a deal with white hats.

The article is from December. Predicting two days ago is worthless.