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	*''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' {{~~c\|promotional material only~~}}		*''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' {{Promo}}
	*''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' {{Imo}}		*''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' {{Imo}}

imported>Darman36 at 03:00, 16 February 2025

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	On 28 November 2010, the same day of the {{Wiki\|United States diplomatic cables leak}} on WikiLeaks, [[Abstergo Industries]]' CEO [[Alan Rikkin]] sent his security analyst [[Caroline Grey]] an email informing her of the organization's damaging potential and wanting her to ensure that their own network was secure within 8 hours. Grey replied confirming that Abstergo's cybersecurity was sufficient, as their firewalls had recently deterred [[Erudito]]'s attempted entry. She then inquired whether the American press' distraction by the cables leak would provide sufficient cover for the [[Templars]] to manipulate the {{Wiki\|Economic policy of the George W. Bush administration\|debates}} about the {{Wiki\|Bush tax cuts\|federal tax cuts}} and the {{Wiki\|Estate tax in the United States\|estate tax}}, only for Alan to tersely reply not to "waste [his] time with unnecessary questions".<ref>[[Abstergo.com]] – [[James Morse's email]] – Subject header: "Wikileaks"</ref>		On 28 November 2010, the same day of the {{Wiki\|United States diplomatic cables leak}} on WikiLeaks, [[Abstergo Industries]]' CEO [[Alan Rikkin]] sent his security analyst [[Caroline Grey]] an email informing her of the organization's damaging potential and wanting her to ensure that their own network was secure within 8 hours. Grey replied confirming that Abstergo's cybersecurity was sufficient, as their firewalls had recently deterred [[Erudito]]'s attempted entry. She then inquired whether the American press' distraction by the cables leak would provide sufficient cover for the [[Templars]] to manipulate the {{Wiki\|Economic policy of the George W. Bush administration\|debates}} about the {{Wiki\|Bush tax cuts\|federal tax cuts}} and the {{Wiki\|Estate tax in the United States\|estate tax}}, only for Alan to tersely reply not to "waste [his] time with unnecessary questions".<ref>[[Abstergo.com]] – [[James Morse's email]] – Subject header: "Wikileaks"</ref>

	In early December, [[Shaun Hastings]], a junior professor teaching a course that included the 1605 {{Wiki\|Gunpowder Plot}}, uploaded a letter to WikiLeaks under the pseudonym "GuyFawkes" that contained several confidential documents on Abstergo's inner workings, namely, several of Abstergo's purposefully secret divisions, the identities of heads of confidential programs, and further links between the company and several dangerous experiments. On 9 December, Rikkin became aware of the leaks and instructed Grey to capture Hastings.<ref name="JM">Abstergo.com – James Morse's email – Subject header: "RE: Guy Fawkes"</ref> Although Hastings was briefly held in custody, the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Rebecca Crane]] arranged for his rescue and recruitment the next day.<ref>Abstergo.com – James Morse's email – Subject header: "Shaun Hastings"</ref> Shaun later recalled his WikiLeaks activity and his rescue to [[Desmond Miles]] two years later.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[21st century conversations#Assassin's Creed II\|Modern day]]</ref>		In early December, [[Shaun Hastings]], a junior professor teaching a course that included the 1605 {{Wiki\|Gunpowder Plot}}, uploaded a letter to WikiLeaks under the pseudonym "[[Guy Fawkes\|GuyFawkes]]" that contained several confidential documents on Abstergo's inner workings, namely, several of Abstergo's purposefully secret divisions, the identities of heads of confidential programs, and further links between the company and several dangerous experiments. On 9 December, Rikkin became aware of the leaks and instructed Grey to capture Hastings.<ref name="JM">Abstergo.com – James Morse's email – Subject header: "RE: Guy Fawkes"</ref> Although Hastings was briefly held in custody, the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Rebecca Crane]] arranged for his rescue and recruitment the next day.<ref>Abstergo.com – James Morse's email – Subject header: "Shaun Hastings"</ref> Shaun later recalled his WikiLeaks activity and his rescue to [[Desmond Miles]] two years later.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' – [[21st century conversations#Assassin's Creed II\|Modern day]]: "Precautions"</ref>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	On 28 November 2010, the same day of the {{Wiki\|United States diplomatic cables leak}} on WikiLeaks, [[Abstergo Industries]]' CEO [[Alan Rikkin]] sent his security analyst [[Caroline Grey]] an email informing her of the organization's damaging potential and wanting her to ensure that their own network was secure within 8 hours. Grey replied confirming that Abstergo's cybersecurity was sufficient, as their firewalls had recently deterred [[Erudito]]'s attempted entry. She then inquired whether the American press' distraction by the cables leak would provide sufficient cover for the [[Templars]] to manipulate the {{Wiki\|Economic policy of the George W. Bush administration\|debates}} about the {{Wiki\|Bush tax cuts\|federal tax cuts}} and the {{Wiki\|Estate tax in the United States\|estate tax}}, only for Alan to tersely reply not to "waste [his] time with unnecessary questions".<ref>[[Abstergo.com]] – [[James Morse's email]] – Subject header: "Wikileaks"</ref>		On 28 November 2010, the same day of the {{Wiki\|United States diplomatic cables leak}} on WikiLeaks, [[Abstergo Industries]]' CEO [[Alan Rikkin]] sent his security analyst [[Caroline Grey]] an email informing her of the organization's damaging potential and wanting her to ensure that their own network was secure within 8 hours. Grey replied confirming that Abstergo's cybersecurity was sufficient, as their firewalls had recently deterred [[Erudito]]'s attempted entry. She then inquired whether the American press' distraction by the cables leak would provide sufficient cover for the [[Templars]] to manipulate the {{Wiki\|Economic policy of the George W. Bush administration\|debates}} about the {{Wiki\|Bush tax cuts\|federal tax cuts}} and the {{Wiki\|Estate tax in the United States\|estate tax}}, only for Alan to tersely reply not to "waste [his] time with unnecessary questions".<ref>[[Abstergo.com]] – [[James Morse's email]] – Subject header: "Wikileaks"</ref>

	In early December, [[Shaun Hastings]], a junior professor teaching a course that included the 1605 {{Wiki\|Gunpowder Plot}}, uploaded a letter to WikiLeaks under the pseudonym "GuyFawkes" that contained several confidential documents on Abstergo's inner workings, namely, several of Abstergo's purposefully secret divisions, the identities of heads of confidential programs, and further links between the company and several dangerous experiments. On 9 December, Rikkin became aware of the leaks and instructed Grey to capture Hastings.<ref name="JM">Abstergo.com – James Morse's email – Subject header: "RE: Guy Fawkes"</ref> Although Hastings was briefly held in custody, the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Rebecca Crane]] arranged for his rescue and recruitment the next day.<ref>Abstergo.com – James Morse's email – Subject header: "Shaun Hastings"</ref> Shaun later recalled his ~~spreading of Abstergo information~~ and his rescue to [[Desmond Miles]] two years later.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[21st century conversations#Assassin's Creed II\|Modern day]]</ref>		In early December, [[Shaun Hastings]], a junior professor teaching a course that included the 1605 {{Wiki\|Gunpowder Plot}}, uploaded a letter to WikiLeaks under the pseudonym "GuyFawkes" that contained several confidential documents on Abstergo's inner workings, namely, several of Abstergo's purposefully secret divisions, the identities of heads of confidential programs, and further links between the company and several dangerous experiments. On 9 December, Rikkin became aware of the leaks and instructed Grey to capture Hastings.<ref name="JM">Abstergo.com – James Morse's email – Subject header: "RE: Guy Fawkes"</ref> Although Hastings was briefly held in custody, the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Rebecca Crane]] arranged for his rescue and recruitment the next day.<ref>Abstergo.com – James Morse's email – Subject header: "Shaun Hastings"</ref> Shaun later recalled his WikiLeaks activity and his rescue to [[Desmond Miles]] two years later.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[21st century conversations#Assassin's Creed II\|Modern day]]</ref>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	On 28 November 2010, the same day of the {{Wiki\|United States diplomatic cables leak}} on WikiLeaks, [[Abstergo Industries]]' CEO [[Alan Rikkin]] sent his security analyst [[Caroline Grey]] an email informing her of the organization's damaging potential and wanting her to ensure that their own network was secure within 8 hours. Grey replied confirming that Abstergo's cybersecurity was sufficient, as their firewalls had recently deterred [[Erudito]]'s attempted entry. She then inquired whether the American press' distraction by the cables leak would provide sufficient cover for the [[Templars]] to manipulate the {{Wiki\|Economic policy of the George W. Bush administration\|debates}} about the {{Wiki\|Bush tax cuts\|federal tax cuts}} and the {{Wiki\|Estate tax in the United States\|estate tax}}, only for Alan to tersely reply not to "waste [his] time with unnecessary questions".<ref>[[Abstergo.com]] – [[James Morse's email]] – Subject header: "Wikileaks"</ref>		On 28 November 2010, the same day of the {{Wiki\|United States diplomatic cables leak}} on WikiLeaks, [[Abstergo Industries]]' CEO [[Alan Rikkin]] sent his security analyst [[Caroline Grey]] an email informing her of the organization's damaging potential and wanting her to ensure that their own network was secure within 8 hours. Grey replied confirming that Abstergo's cybersecurity was sufficient, as their firewalls had recently deterred [[Erudito]]'s attempted entry. She then inquired whether the American press' distraction by the cables leak would provide sufficient cover for the [[Templars]] to manipulate the {{Wiki\|Economic policy of the George W. Bush administration\|debates}} about the {{Wiki\|Bush tax cuts\|federal tax cuts}} and the {{Wiki\|Estate tax in the United States\|estate tax}}, only for Alan to tersely reply not to "waste [his] time with unnecessary questions".<ref>[[Abstergo.com]] – [[James Morse's email]] – Subject header: "Wikileaks"</ref>

	In early December, [[Shaun Hastings]], a junior professor teaching a course that included the 1605 {{Wiki\|Gunpowder Plot}}, uploaded a letter to WikiLeaks under the pseudonym "GuyFawkes" that contained several confidential documents on Abstergo's inner workings, namely, several of Abstergo's purposefully secret divisions, the identities of heads of confidential programs, and further links between the company and several dangerous experiments. On 9 December, Rikkin became aware of the leaks and instructed Grey to capture Hastings.<ref name="JM">Abstergo.com – James Morse's email – Subject header: "RE: Guy Fawkes"</ref> Although Hastings was briefly in ~~Abstergo~~ custody, the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Rebecca Crane]] arranged for his rescue and recruitment the next day.<ref>Abstergo.com – James Morse's email – Subject header: "Shaun Hastings"</ref> Shaun later recalled his spreading of Abstergo information and his rescue to [[Desmond Miles]] two years later.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[21st century conversations#Assassin's Creed II\|Modern day]]</ref>		In early December, [[Shaun Hastings]], a junior professor teaching a course that included the 1605 {{Wiki\|Gunpowder Plot}}, uploaded a letter to WikiLeaks under the pseudonym "GuyFawkes" that contained several confidential documents on Abstergo's inner workings, namely, several of Abstergo's purposefully secret divisions, the identities of heads of confidential programs, and further links between the company and several dangerous experiments. On 9 December, Rikkin became aware of the leaks and instructed Grey to capture Hastings.<ref name="JM">Abstergo.com – James Morse's email – Subject header: "RE: Guy Fawkes"</ref> Although Hastings was briefly held in custody, the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Rebecca Crane]] arranged for his rescue and recruitment the next day.<ref>Abstergo.com – James Morse's email – Subject header: "Shaun Hastings"</ref> Shaun later recalled his spreading of Abstergo information and his rescue to [[Desmond Miles]] two years later.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[21st century conversations#Assassin's Creed II\|Modern day]]</ref>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

imported>Darman36: Expanded. Surely the CEO of a misinformation company would be well aware of WL long before he sent email to security

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Expanded. Surely the CEO of a misinformation company would be well aware of WL long before he sent email to security

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	'''WikiLeaks''' is a non-profit organization founded in 2006, publishing previously secret government, corporate, and religious documents.		'''WikiLeaks''' is a non-profit organization founded in 2006, publishing previously secret government, corporate, and religious documents.<ref>{{WP\|WikiLeaks}}</ref>

	==History==		==History==
	By 28 November, [[Abstergo Industries]] CEO [[Alan Rikkin]] ~~became aware of the organization and the damaging potential it had. He~~ sent ~~a few emails to~~ his security analyst [[Caroline Grey]] informing her of it and to ensure that their own network was secure.<ref ~~name=~~"JM"/>		On 28 November 2010, the same day of the {{Wiki\|United States diplomatic cables leak}} on WikiLeaks, [[Abstergo Industries]]' CEO [[Alan Rikkin]] sent his security analyst [[Caroline Grey]] an email informing her of the organization's damaging potential and wanting her to ensure that their own network was secure within 8 hours. Grey replied confirming that Abstergo's cybersecurity was sufficient, as their firewalls had recently deterred [[Erudito]]'s attempted entry. She then inquired whether the American press' distraction by the cables leak would provide sufficient cover for the [[Templars]] to manipulate the {{Wiki\|Economic policy of the George W. Bush administration\|debates}} about the {{Wiki\|Bush tax cuts\|federal tax cuts}} and the {{Wiki\|Estate tax in the United States\|estate tax}}, only for Alan to tersely reply not to "waste [his] time with unnecessary questions".<ref>[[Abstergo.com]] – [[James Morse's email]] – Subject header: "Wikileaks"</ref>

	In early December, [[Shaun Hastings]], a junior professor teaching a course that included the 1605 Gunpowder Plot, uploaded a letter that contained several confidential documents on ~~the~~ inner workings ~~of the secretly [[Templars\|Templar]]-led Abstergo Industries to the WikiLeaks website under the pseudonym "GuyFawkes". Some of the data Hastings leaked included~~ several of Abstergo's purposefully secret divisions, ~~as well as~~ the identities of heads of confidential programs and further links between the company and several dangerous experiments. By 9 December, Rikkin became aware of the ~~serious~~ leaks and instructed Grey to capture Hastings.<ref name="JM">[[James Morse's email]]</ref> Although briefly in Abstergo custody, ~~Hastings would later be rescued and recruited by~~ the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Rebecca Crane]]. ~~He would~~ later ~~recall~~ his spreading of Abstergo information and his rescue to [[Desmond Miles]] two years later.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[21st century conversations#Assassin's Creed II\|Modern day]]</ref>		In early December, [[Shaun Hastings]], a junior professor teaching a course that included the 1605 {{Wiki\|Gunpowder Plot}}, uploaded a letter to WikiLeaks under the pseudonym "GuyFawkes" that contained several confidential documents on Abstergo's inner workings, namely, several of Abstergo's purposefully secret divisions, the identities of heads of confidential programs, and further links between the company and several dangerous experiments. On 9 December, Rikkin became aware of the leaks and instructed Grey to capture Hastings.<ref name="JM">Abstergo.com – James Morse's email – Subject header: "RE: Guy Fawkes"</ref> Although Hastings was briefly in Abstergo custody, the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Rebecca Crane]] arranged for his rescue and recruitment the next day.<ref>Abstergo.com – James Morse's email – Subject header: "Shaun Hastings"</ref> Shaun later recalled his spreading of Abstergo information and his rescue to [[Desmond Miles]] two years later.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[21st century conversations#Assassin's Creed II\|Modern day]]</ref>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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Created page with "{{Era|Organizations}}{{WP-REAL}} '''WikiLeaks''' is a non-profit organization founded in 2006, publishing previously secret government, corporate, and religious documents. ==History== By 28 November, Abstergo Industries CEO Alan Rikkin became aware of the organization and the damaging potential it had. He sent a few emails to his security analyst Caroline Grey informing her of it and to ensure that their own network was secure.<ref name="JM"/> In early Dece..."

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{{Era|Organizations}}{{WP-REAL}}
'''WikiLeaks''' is a non-profit organization founded in 2006, publishing previously secret government, corporate, and religious documents.

==History==
By 28 November, [[Abstergo Industries]] CEO [[Alan Rikkin]] became aware of the organization and the damaging potential it had. He sent a few emails to his security analyst [[Caroline Grey]] informing her of it and to ensure that their own network was secure.<ref name="JM"/>

In early December, [[Shaun Hastings]], a junior professor teaching a course that included the 1605 Gunpowder Plot, uploaded a letter that contained several confidential documents on the inner workings of the secretly [[Templars|Templar]]-led Abstergo Industries to the WikiLeaks website under the pseudonym "GuyFawkes". Some of the data Hastings leaked included several of Abstergo's purposefully secret divisions, as well as the identities of heads of confidential programs and further links between the company and several dangerous experiments. By 9 December, Rikkin became aware of the serious leaks and instructed Grey to capture Hastings.<ref name="JM">[[James Morse's email]]</ref> Although briefly in Abstergo custody, Hastings would later be rescued and recruited by the [[Assassins|Assassin]] [[Rebecca Crane]]. He would later recall his spreading of Abstergo information and his rescue to [[Desmond Miles]] two years later.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' – [[21st century conversations#Assassin's Creed II|Modern day]]</ref>

==Appearances==
*''[[Assassin's Creed]]'' {{c|promotional material only}}
*''[[Assassin's Creed II]]'' {{Imo}}

==References==
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