Wikileaks

The whistleblowing site was supposedly breached, but the attack was found to be a simple DNS spoof

Assange may still remain in hiding, however

Internal analysis seems to have identified bug revealed by WikiLeaks

Security community says Vault 7 content is "no surprise", but reckless

CIA's tools can break into any kind of operating system, smart device or digital machine

Rape victims and other innocent people named in WikiLeaks documents, says AP

Wikileaks founder claims his two-year stay at the embassy in London will soon be over

Human rights organisations claim investigation could put all journalists at risk of prosecution

No way to prosecute Assange without also taking legal action against journalists.

US Soldier Bradley Manning could face up to a 136-year jail sentence.

‘Hacktivists’ target Ministry of Justice website over handling of Wikileaks founder asylum case.

Julian Assange likely to be questioned in Sweden.

Assange won't have his hearing in the Supreme Court, but it will look into the case.

Assange is facing extradition back to Sweden if his lawyers can't do anything about it.

The site is now back up but claims it was hit yesterday.

Anonymous is being hunted by police across the world, with 20 arrests made in relation to high profile cyber attacks.

Julian Assange will be happy to see Visa and MasterCard donations can now be made via WikiLeaks partner DataCell.

Anonymous claims to have taken Apple users' passwords and logins, whilst a loosely affiliated group takes control of a Fox News Twitter feed.

Sensitive files don't appear to mean much to security pros, an Imperva survey suggests.

Inspired by a notable security gaffe at BP, we give our rundown of the most embarrassing data breaches in recent memory.

Google suggests the Chinese Government is to blame for Gmail disruptions.

Anonymous leaks more emails as its tussle with HBGary heats up.