>>1480240

I was searching this as well. FTP.png

So I looked at the png file to see if anything was there besides the image but nothing.

I am thinking you are on the right track of finding an FTP server and trying the password.

>>1480373

I searched the file FTP.png with a text editor but nothing found.

>>1480395

Yep, this is a puzzle. ll the released passwords should be tried against the Wikileaks Insurance files but I am thinking that is not it. Yet.

>>1480407

NOT TOUCHING THAT. Good Luck

>>1480407

Have you tried what Q dropped?

>>1480510

THANKS for putting this together Anon. Place is full of tards this morning

>>1480527

It wold be more specific

>>1480563

# 50.22.218.5

Connection to 50.22.218.5:23 - fail

Error #110 (Connection timed out)

>>1480563

# 5.218.22.50

Connection to 5.218.22.50:23 - fail

Error #110 (Connection timed out)

>>1480563

Mobile Communication Company of Iran PLC

THAT IS HOW THEY FOUND THE IRANIANS

>>1480693

Naw dude, just a simple Anon tending to my Memes

>>1480723

If you reverse it, the result is Mobile Communication Company of Iran PLC

Now think about that, how did they catch those most wanted Iranians?

>>1480775

No shit anon, expand your thinking

I am still trying to figure out who forced a

DIVORCED

AMERICAN

STRUMPET

on Prince Harry?

>>1480802

50.22.218.5

5.812.22.05 is not going to happen

Not sure if relevant but remember how Wikileaks got Vault 7. Telnet hack on Cisco (the Bridge)

A simple command allows the CIA to commandeer 318 models of Cisco switches

Bug relies on telnet protocol used by hardware on internal networks.

https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2017/03/a-simple-command-allows-the-cia-to-commandeer-318-models-of-cisco-switches/