Intelligence agencies investigate ransomware: CIA tools can fake cyberattack origins, blame Russia or China
US intelligence agencies are tasked with investigating the recent ransomware and supply chain attacks. Will white hats lead the way,...
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Pentagon wants autonomous surveillance vehicles that can distinguish friend from foe in urban areas
Soldiers operating in urban environments have to make quick decisions when assessing whether someone means to do them harm or...
Assange detention: bitcoin donations to WikiLeaks Defense Fund surge
The detention of Julian Assange betrays the reality that governments and public institutions need to be made accountable. It’s within...
Twisting the Tweets: Assange’s Gag Goes Much Deeper Than Catalonia
Wikileaks editor Julian Assange loses his internet connection through a tricky twist of Tweets, but it wasn't just about Catalonia;...
From Waterboarding to Watermarking: CIA Implants MS Docs to Track Whistleblowers
The CIA is using a beacon that watermarks Microsoft Word documents to track whistleblowers, journalists, informants, and other targets of...
MI5, CIA used Samsung Smart TVs to secretly listen-in on conversations: WikiLeaks
WikiLeaks reveals that both British and American intelligence agencies used an implant on Samsung TVs to secretly listen-in on user...
CIA Developed Marble Framework to Cover its Tracks, Capable of Faking Russian Hacking
The CIA developed an anti-forensic framework to cover its tracks that could make it seem like cyberattacks came from other...
UK Secretary wants to use London attack as excuse to spy on WhatsApp
The British Home Secretary says that intelligence agencies should be allowed access to encrypted WhatsApp accounts following the London attack. "We...
Apple doesn’t address how vulnerable its products are to CIA hacking in declaring WikiLeaks info outdated
Apple does not address the real problem of how vulnerable its products are today after declaring that the latest CIA...
CIA physically installed NightSkies tracking beacon in factory-fresh iPhones: Assange
The CIA implants a tracking beacon named NightSkies into the iPhone during factory production that does not exhibit alerting behavior, according to...
Is Google’s hesitance on WikiLeaks’ cybersecurity offer due to a technicality or actual CIA involvement?
WikiLeaks' offer to help tech companies strengthen their cybersecurity vulnerabilities is pushed aside by Google in what is construed as a possible...
Tickets for Q&A with Julian Assange go on sale despite rumors he’s missing
Tickets for a Q&A session with Julian Assange go on sale December 1 despite rumors that the WikiLeaks founder has...
WikiLeaks offers $20K reward on DNC staffer’s murderer, 3rd mysterious death
WikiLeaks announces that it will offer a $20,000 reward for any information leading to the conviction of the murderer who...
Why citizen journalism apps are needed to combat corporate media bias
Citizen journalism is needed now more than as the latest announcement from WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange exposes mainstream media bias on...
Eric Schmidt: “Citizens are turning to online tools to keep their governments honest”
Online citizens have the power to keep their governments' in line, according to Google's Executive Chairman, Eric Schmidt.
Irish newspaper begins publishing WikiLeaks Ireland Cables
The Irish Independent, along with sister newspaper The Belfast Telegraph, have obtained 1,903 US embassy cables from the WikiLeaks organisation that detail the sometimes “murky” underworld of international diplomacy between Ireland and the US. Both newspapers began publishing details contained within the cables today and will do so throughout this week.
Zukerberg, Time Magazine’s ‘Person of the Year’ – Wikileaks founder, Assange, runner up
Mark Zukerberg has beaten Julian Assange, Hamid Karzai, The Chilean Miners and The Tea party to be named Time magazine’s person of the year. Each year Time Magazine awards people who have had a significant impact on world events to be their Person of the Year. Discussing this year award, Time editor Rick Stengel said Zuckerberg was awarded the honour to for
Dublin Tweeters concerned by snow but all is clear in Cork
The Irish east coast might not have received the 25cm (10") of snow predicted on Monday but the blizzard conditions are still occupying the minds of Irish tweeters - or at least those in the nation's capital, or so says Trendsmap.
