10 Facts About Phineas Fisher

Phineas Fisher is an unidentified hacktivist and self-proclaimed anarchist revolutionary.

Phineas Fisher uploaded a video to YouTube of the attack and a link to a cache of personal data of officers such as full names, addresses, bank accounts and telephone numbers for more than five thousand officers, a quarter of the total force.

Phineas Fisher claimed that Ciutat Morta, a Catalan documentary investigating the 4F case inspired her to commit the attack.

Phineas Fisher uploaded a thirty-nine minute video after the attack to YouTube.

In 2016, Phineas Fisher claimed responsibility for breaching networks belonging to the Turkish ruling Justice and Development Party and stealing hundreds of thousands of emails and other files In solidarity with the Kurdish movement in Rojava and Bakur.

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The files were provided by Phineas Fisher, who was previously responsible for the hack and subsequent release of Gamma Group and Hacking Team documents and emails.

Phineas Fisher has been accused of being a Russian agent by tech journalist Joseph Menn in his book Cult of the Dead Cow: How the Original Hacking Supergroup Might Just Save the World.

Phineas Fisher has issued communiques which reference Anarchism and anarchist related content such as the Zapatista Army of National Liberation as well as labeling herself an 'anarchist-revolutionary'.

Phineas Fisher has done an interview with Blackbird of the CrimethInc Ex-Workers Collective, an anarchist media collective based mostly in the Americas.

The name "Phineas Fisher" is a play on the name of the FinFisher malware developed by Gamma International.