39 reading editions, from the main investigation to the source registers. Clear PDFs for reading. Structured JSON for closer inspection. A source trail for every edition.
Searchable archive of 16,319 saved issue, review, web and wiki edit-log records, with full retained text, collection provenance and source-file hashes.
CSGOEmpire, CSGORoll and CSGOFast: paid coins, KYC withdrawal holds, PayPal gift-code routes and wallet custody. Trace who takes the money, holds the documents and controls the exit.
The C2C skin transaction, internal balances, valuation and the economic consequences of Steam account restrictions. A linked evidence file in the Valve investigation.
Named tournament sponsors, dated Valve licence rules and enforcement of cosmetic exclusivity. Major skin data links to PhishDestroy’s original investigation.
PhishDestroy's dataset of seven Valve-backed Counter-Strike Majors: 491 maps, 960,770 inspect records and 203.66 player-hours of skinned-item inspection. Explore teams, percentages, gloves and the economy behind the stage.
The Steam Dossier follows G2 and CSGORoll at the Paris Major, Valve’s 2016 demands, session-token instructions, sponsorship intermediaries and an unblocked Link Filter response.
Open manifesto and public notice from the PhishDestroy team: forensic evidence of defective PDF redaction, Steam client network anomalies, and immutable IPFS data preservation. Investigation publishes 14 October 2026, unconditionally.
An investigation by Agent Olga into Taylor Wessing: power, structural coercion, corporate protection and the case of the head of department and the trainee.
Steam session tokens exported to gambling services, centrally controlled settlement, and CSGOFast’s non-gambling claim. Code, policies and regulatory records.
Valve’s response to New York examined against its agreement, enforcement record, device data and disclosure decisions. Eight documented statement analyses.
Article JSON contains the published text, headings, tables and source links. Original datasets remain linked from the articles: a collection row, a source group, a screenshot and a confirmed event are different units.
Large interactive collections and visual catalogues are linked online. Each JSON file records what was left out of its reading edition.
What this edition covers
The current English articles, selected source images and research methods. The unverified Source 1 annex remains outside the export package, as its own notice requires.
Older signed editions and translated PDFs remain available through the historical verification register. Their dates distinguish them from this edition.
03 / Check what you downloaded
Trace the file back to its record.
A signature verifies the published file. The evidence and its limits still need to be read.
A clear verification chain
The detached OpenPGP signature covers the exact article JSON.
That JSON records the SHA-256 of its PDF, together with the source article and edition date.
The signed manifest lists the files in the ZIP. The signed distribution record identifies the downloadable ZIP itself.
These are signatures of JSON records, not embedded PDF document signatures. They establish publication integrity, not independent verification of every third-party claim.
Confirm the key through the published key page; the copy inside the ZIP should not be your only basis for trusting the package.
04 / About this edition
Sources first. Claims in context.
The live articles carry dated notes where the scope of earlier wording has been clarified.
The network overview distinguishes public code and documented interfaces from unsupported claims about vulnerabilities, intent or revenues. The collected-report registry distinguishes inclusion from independent verification.
Authored research is released under CC0 1.0. Third-party statements, screenshots and other source material retain their own rights and attribution.
Later changes to a live article may differ from this dated edition. The source HTML digest in each article JSON identifies the version used to prepare its files.