Peter Thiel’s «Super Secret» Society Exposed by Hacker: Inside Dialog’s Elite Network

Original article: La sociedad «súper secreta» del cofundador de Palantir expuesta por un hacker

A report by Novara Media this week revealed the existence of a secret society among global elites, co-founded by spy software billionaire Peter Thiel, which came to light after being exposed by hacktivists.

«Dialog is a private network accessible only by invitation, co-founded in 2006 by Palantir’s president (Thiel) and data entrepreneur Auren Hoffman,» the publication states, detailing that they also organize unofficial summits «for powerful figures from politics, finance, the military, celebrities, and technology.»

«Frequently compared to the Bilderberg Group and the World Economic Forum, Dialog has spent two decades refusing to disclose its members’ identities and operates a private website. However, a directory embedded in the site’s code was revealed by Swiss hacktivist maia arson crimew, who previously leaked the U.S. government’s no-fly list and hacked surveillance camera company Verkada,» reported WIRED.

The directory included «participant profiles,» revealing details about those planning to attend the group’s summits, including contact information, personal data, and even whether they were seeking romance at the Dialog events.

According to the report, among the discovered profiles are Texas Senator Ted Cruz, U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, Chief Economist of Israel’s Ministry of Finance Shmuel Abramzon, and various executives from Google and Google DeepMind, alongside notable entertainment figures like actors Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Josh Brolin, podcaster and author Sam Harris, and tech entrepreneur and longevity enthusiast Bryan Johnson, as reported by Straight Arrow News.

Reports indicate that it remains unclear whether those mentioned are «full members,» conference participants, or merely guests of the organization.

Upcoming Gathering

WIRED reported that a source disclosed details of an upcoming Dialog retreat in the suburbs of Dublin, Ireland. The retreat is scheduled to take place between August 12 and 16 of this year and will include the U.S. NATO commander Alexus Grynkewich and several Trump administration officials.

The conference will feature sessions titled «Navigating World War III,» «Battlefield Technologies,» «Does Money Buy Happiness?» «De-escalating Nuclear Tensions,» and «Building a Cult,» the latter of which will be moderated by the founder of the Christian networking site Pray.com.

We will continue to provide updates.