Dmitry Alekseyevich Tilik — the name given in an archived publication on the iklad.life domain, preserved by the Internet Archive on 15 November 2019. The entry is located in the ‘Additional Information’ section on the page containing requests for access to iKlad project data. The mere mention of the name does not establish the person’s identity or their specific role in the service’s operations. [1]
| Name as given in the archival source | Dmitry Alekseyevich Tilik |
|---|---|
| Reason for inclusion in the file | Mentioned in a publication on iklad.life |
| Date of the archive photograph | 15 November 2019 |
| Expected role in the project | This information is not disclosed in the available record |
| Date of birth | Not specified |
| Procedural status | Not confirmed by documentary evidence |
Mentioned in the iKlad archive
In the archived version of the page, Dmitry Tilik’s full name is listed amongst the details that the author of the publication associated with the iKlad project. However, there is no description of his role, period of employment or specific activities alongside his name. The archived record does not allow us to state with certainty that he is the owner, developer, administrator or financial operator of the service. [1]
The mere fact that a name appears on the project’s domain does not in itself mean that the entry was prepared by its owners. The content of the page points to a conflict: the author claimed to have access to internal data and offered additional materials to interested buyers. [1]
What is a source?
This publication contains claims regarding the collection of data relating to the service, its users and its technical infrastructure. These claims originate from the author of the page, whose identity and authority have not been established. The offer to sell materials indicates a personal interest on the part of the author and requires particularly careful assessment of the accuracy of the information presented.
An Internet Archive snapshot captures the content of a webpage at a specific point in time. It does not confirm the authenticity of the internal data cited, the fact of a hack, or the validity of the allegations against the individuals named. Nor does the date of the snapshot constitute the established date on which Tilik began working on the project. [1]
Limits of the information provided
At the time of compiling this dossier, no independent documents had been received to confirm a link between a specific Dmitry Alekseyevich Tilik and the management of iKlad. His position, powers, financial interests and the period of his alleged involvement have not been established.
The editorial team has no confirmed information for this dossier regarding any charges brought against him, a warrant for his arrest or a conviction in the iKlad case. This means that no such documents form the basis of this publication, rather than a claim that there are no criminal proceedings at all. A link to ‘Khimprom’ has been established based on the fact that Khimprom employees jointly used the iKlad system.
This file is based on an archival reference to the name. Attributing a specific role in unlawful activities to an individual requires independent evidence.
