2026
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 have seen him in a Scarborough Village building. He has not answered the door. He has not been served.
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 new client. The sequence is recorded in Court File No. CV-20-00645492-0000. It is not assigned to a named operator.
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 changed monitor resolution with no device attached. The claim issued five weeks later.
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 lawyers.
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 agencies’ own files called it the intelligence coup of the century.
Between 30 July 2025 and 26 May 2026 a private Jitsi server used for counsel calls recorded 5,622 Fail2Ban bans. The series spiked in February, went quiet, and resumed on 27 August 2026 as the Wosnack claim was being prepared. The logs do not name an operator. They name a clock.
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 the registrant. Rebel.com is not the forum in which that claim is tried. A parallel wave of spam backlinks began the week of filing.
Five findings in the Office of the Information Commissioner’s final report on Chris Horlacher’s CSIS access requests stand in direct tension with the Attorney General’s defence in the Equibit lawsuit.
Post-9/11 Canadian cases in which judges found intelligence services did not only watch a threat. Security certificates, informant-driven plots, and withheld evidence. The same candour problem is pleaded in CV-20-00645492-0000.
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 “admission,” misattributed allegation, chronological impossibility, and a total failure to inquire — are now the subject of Canadian Judicial Council file 26-0478.
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 Equibit lawsuits, the four Ontario court files now on the public record, and the economic questions Hancock’s audience tracks: markets, precious metals, stablecoins, and the Federal Reserve.
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.
On 18 February 2026 at Anarchapulco, Chris Horlacher’s WhatsApp audio and video calls to his wife were disabled while the rest of the app worked. The incident is recorded as a targeted technical attack in the Equibit lawsuit.
The Equibit public record documents seven categories of technical interference against the company’s infrastructure and its founder — from TR-069 router compromise and DNS interception to the July 2026 website intrusion and impersonation sites at equibit.io and equibit.net.
Court File No. CV-26-00017856-0000. The Statement of Claim alleges Nathan Wosnack and Ubitquity, LLC registered and operated impersonation websites at equibit.io and equibit.net. The plaintiffs seek damages, injunctions, transfer of the domains, an accounting, and a Norwich order.
SEO poisoning is one of the documented technical attacks on Equibit Group. The public record includes impersonation domains, negative SEO, and a request for intermediary records in CV-26-00017856-0000.
CJC file 26-0478. Equibit Group Ltd. asked the Canadian Judicial Council to examine factual and chronological errors in Justice Merritt’s May 2023 endorsement setting aside default judgment against Sergei Sachkov in CV-20-00645492-0000.
Wise restricted and then closed accounts after a $31 fee and a later notice to chris@equibit.org. Revolut had already cut off service. The correspondence is preserved on this page as part of the financial-isolation record.