Watch as Pink Power Ranger deletes racist sites in front of live audience

A hacker who goes by the moniker Martha Root took down multiple white supremacist sites live in front of an audience.

Martha Root, a hacker and investigative journalist, took down multiple white supremacist sites, deleting backed-up data and even social media accounts affiliated with the platforms.

In front of a live audience, and while dressed as the Pink Power Ranger, Root executed commands that made sure WhiteDate, WhiteChild, and WhiteDeal, all white supremacist platforms, were eradicated from the internet.

In a YouTube video titled “The Heartbreak Machine: Nazis in the Echo Chamber,” Root’s screen is shared and can be seen executing commands in Python.

Root’s screen shows that she changes the administrator's mail passwords and accesses a web hosting platform, where she goes on to delete the racist sites.

After every execution, the response “done” with a green check mark emoji can be seen just under the command.

Following each deletion, the live audience can be heard clapping and cheering as each white supremacist site is erased from the internet.

Cybernews previously reported that hacker and investigative journalist, Martha Root,exfiltrated data from a white supremacist dating site known as “Tinder for Nazis.”

The hacker exfiltrated over 8,000 profiles and 100GB of data from WhiteDate, which featured photos and other sensitive details that have been made public.

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Along with WhiteDate, Root compromised the sites WhiteChild, a white supremacist sperm and egg donor platform, and WhiteDeal, a platform focused on freelance work for those with racist beliefs.

A right-wing extremist from Germany was responsible for operating all three platforms.

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