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The Public Record.

Court filings, OIC findings, technical reports, and media appearances from the Equibit Group lawsuits — kept in one place, in the order they entered the record.
Storm and lightning over a dark intelligence headquarters, with redacted SECRET files and a magnifying glass, under the headline What Is CSIS Still Hiding?

What Is CSIS Still Hiding? The Intelligence Operations Behind the Secrecy

CSIS told the Information Commissioner its records touch “ongoing investigations and intelligence operations.” Equibit Group on eight candidate operations: the CSIS Act’s powers fit them,
Storm clouds and lightning over a courthouse with redacted documents and the headline The Crown Wants It Kept Secret

The Crown Wants It Kept Secret: AG Asks the Federal Court to Seal Information in Equibit’s CSIS Lawsuit

The Attorney General of Canada has applied to the Federal Court under section 38 of the Canada Evidence Act to keep redacted information in the
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Eight Red Flags in the Multi-Year Campaign Against Equibit

Court filings in the Equibit lawsuit set out eight red flags: regulatory entrapment, a missing developer and source code, technical compromises, de-banking, impersonation sites, search
Closed apartment door with a court file, for the Ubitquity statement and the outstanding service on Nathan Wosnack.

Ubitquity’s September Statement Is Not a Defence. Nathan Wosnack Has Not Been Served.

On 18 September 2026 Ubitquity and Nathan Wosnack published a denial of Court File No. CV-26-00017856-0000. It is not a Statement of Defence. Process servers
GrapheneOS phone beside a Keybase session, illustrating the 2021 unauthorized follows recorded in the Equibit lawsuit.

Keybase Compromise: Unauthorized Account Manipulation on a GrapheneOS Device

In October and December 2021 a Keybase account on Chris Horlacher’s GrapheneOS phone followed four users he did not know. All four belonged to a
Windows laptop screen beside a USB port, illustrating the 22 June 2026 display anomalies recorded in the Equibit lawsuit.

USB Plug and Unplug Sounds and Monitor Resolution Changes on Chris Horlacher’s Laptop

On 22 June 2026, while Equibit was preparing its Statement of Claim against Marc Godard, Chris Horlacher’s laptop played USB connect and disconnect sounds and
Sergei Sachkov’s April 2026 emails to Chris Horlacher during the Equibit lawsuit, after default was set aside

Strange Outreach from Sergei Sachkov: Ex Parte Contact During Active Litigation

In April 2026, after default against Sergei Sachkov had been entered and later set aside, Sachkov emailed Chris Horlacher directly and asked to talk without
Crypto AG encryption machines and Operation Rubicon — CIA and BND ownership documented in 2020

Crypto AG: The Intelligence Coup of the Century

For half a century Crypto AG sold encryption to more than 120 countries while the CIA and, for years, the BND owned the company. The
Featured image for “Brute Force Attack on Equibit’s Jitsi Server: What the Fail2Ban Logs Show”: a server rack, red padlocks with arrows, falling digit rain and a red bar chart over a Canadian flag, under the heading FAIL2BAN LOGS.

Brute Force Attack on Equibit’s Jitsi Server: What the Fail2Ban Logs Show

A private Jitsi server used for Equibit Group’s counsel calls logged 8,475 Fail2Ban bans between July 2025 and October 2026 in three waves: from 16
Wosnack complaint to Rebel.com over the Equibit Statement of Claim page.

Wosnack Asks Rebel.com to Suspend the Statement of Claim Page

Nine days after the Wosnack claim was issued, Ubitquity’s founder asked Equibit’s registrar to take down the page that reports the pleading and to unmask
Office of the Information Commissioner final report findings that contradict CSIS positions in the Equibit lawsuit

Five Things the OIC Final Report Established That Contradict CSIS’s Position

Five points in the Information Commissioner’s final report on Chris Horlacher’s CSIS access request stand in direct tension with the Attorney General’s defence in the
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CSIS and the Canadian Entrapment Factory: A Pattern of Orchestrated Threats

Post-9/11 Canadian cases in which courts examined informants, undercover stings, secret evidence, and CSIS candour failures, set beside the record. The candour problem is pleaded
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Four Critical Failures in the Handling of the Default Judgment Against Sergei Sachkov

In 2022 Equibit Group obtained default judgment against Sergei Sachkov for $1,744,711. Justice Merritt set that judgment aside. Four failures in the endorsement — straw-man
Chris Horlacher third interview Ernest Hancock Declare Your Independence Equibit lawsuit September 2026

Chris Horlacher’s Third Appearance on Declare Your Independence

Equibit Group Ltd. is pleased to share Chris Horlacher’s third appearance on Declare Your Independence with Ernest Hancock. The 16 September 2026 broadcast updates the
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Six Key Facts About the Impersonation Websites

Domain records, archival captures, search screenshots, and the Statement of Claim in CV-26-00017856-0000 establish six facts about the impersonation websites at equibit.io and equibit.net.