Micah LeeDHS's Office of Industry Partnership was hacked by a group called "Department of Peace" and info about ICE contracts with over 6,000 companies is now published on @ddosecrets.org!
manchicken@micahflee The Linux Foundation got half a million dollars from ICE contracts.
Phillip 
@manchicken @micahflee looks like it was from the DHS overall (not ICE specifically), lasted from 2017-2018, and the funds were used to improve the security of OSS in general. Unless I’m missing more context, not exactly a bad thing imo
@phillip @micahflee I do hope that's true. It would be disappointing to see any organization doing business with DHS/ICE since they made it plain how they have chosen to operate.
@manchicken @micahflee that’s what it says in the leaked contract files
@phillip @micahflee Yeah; I do think it's important to note that we don't actually have the full data set from what I can tell. We _should_ have the full data set, these contracts _should_ be public.
Scott Williams 🐧@phillip @manchicken @micahflee "CII is a private sector solution" in the Linux foundation..
"This funding would include a DHS representative holding a voting seat on the CII Steering Group"
Does this mean current DHS has a seat on a Linux Foundation entity?
@vwbusguy @manchicken @micahflee No, the DHS does not have a voting seat with the Linux Foundation. The CII Steering Group is a sub-project of the Linux foundation that accepts monetary donations, then doles them out to open source projects in need.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Core_Infrastructure_Initiative
So the DHS has (or had maybe?) a voting seat to give them a say in how their donations are spent.
Kofi Loves Efia 
@phillip sure that's correct and the best type of correct. Broadly it's true that donors with money always have some kind of vote
Andrew