A newly surfaced trove of material tied to Andrew Tate’s War Room program has revealed that one of its courses instructed members on how to gather leverage over wealthy and powerful individuals, and internal course slides reportedly cite a mixed martial arts athlete among those the techniques were used against.
According to reporting reviewed alongside the leak, a security researcher passed more than 12 terabytes of data to a media outlet and the archiving group DDoSecrets. The material reportedly includes 76 paid course videos hosted on Rumble, raw footage from private events, and internal Telegram identifiers tied to War Room staff and members.
The researcher who found the material said it was not obtained through hacking.
“Instead, the research uncovered the material by analyzing public accessible source codes,” and added, “None of this was collected illegally, not one bit. There was no hacking, no credentials, no nothing was defeated, no login was bypassed, no system was broken, absolutely nothing. Everything came out of source code the site served publicly to every single visitor.”
Sources state that among the courses is one called “Penetrating the Elite,” described as teaching members investigative methods aimed at wealthy targets. The researcher said “the techniques are said to have been used successfully against a major Hollywood film director, an Arab billionaire, and an UFC athlete,” and stressed that “the course does not present the techniques as hypothetical, the researcher added, but instead as those have been used in the real world.”
Course material reportedly frames the approach around personal weaknesses. One slide is said to describe “women as a number one vulnerable of the elite,” noting that targets “almost all have mistresses, usually sugar daddies.”
Members are instructed to “exploit this weakness by showing things such as their advanced knowledge, partake in taboo activities with them, cement the trust, it really locks them in.”
Another passage frames the method in explicitly tactical terms, telling members to “think of yourself as an intelligence officer, but instead of going out and trying to recruit foreign politicians or foreign embassy staff, you’re going out to try and recruit ultra high net worth individuals,” with the stated goal of financial gain.
The leak also reportedly includes a course called “Operator,” which covers bribing government officials abroad, including offering $20 to $50 payments to street-level police, along with guidance on resisting interrogation and detecting surveillance.
Separately, material tied to a course on relationships instructs members on controlling a partner’s routine, appearance, and diet, with stated consequences for members who do not comply.
The disclosures arrive as Tate and his brother Tristan remain in federal custody in the United States while also facing separate proceedings in Romania. Commentators covering the leak have argued the material could factor into ongoing legal proceedings, given its detail on bribery, surveillance evasion, and coercive control tied directly to War Room curriculum. Whether prosecutors move to obtain the full archive from the researchers remains unclear.
