What’s behind Wikileaks’ latest release of “insurance” files?

◼ Wikileaks has been known to release insurance files from time to time. These are dumps of encrypted files that can only be opened by those who hold the encryption key to do so. For one, it makes certain that information reaches the public in the event those who hold the information aren’t available to release it themselves. It can also be sort of a secret holder’s way of saying, “back off, or I’ll go all secret-exposing nuclear on you…” - Mandy Nagy/Le-gal In-sur-rec-tion

But Wikileaks’ latest release of such files has everybody talking. That’s because they’re almost 400 gigabytes large. That’s large.

So, folks are all wondering, what could possibly be in there?