Twitter has permanently banned the group that published the 'BlueLeaks' police files obtained by hackers
A Twitter spokesperson told Business Insider that DDoSecrets was banned for violating Twitter'sBut it's unclear why DDoSecrets was banned for republishing hacked material whilehas been doing the same for years while retaining its Twitter account. Dozens of news outlets, including Business Insider, also published stories that included material from the BlueLeaks hacks.
DDoSecrets cofounder Emma Best criticized Twitter's decision Tuesday, calling it retribution against whistleblowers.
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