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Wikileaks 'hacked' by OurMine
News The whistleblowing site was supposedly breached, but the attack was found to be a simple DNS spoof
By Adam Shepherd Published
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Sweden drops rape charges against Julian Assange
News Assange may still remain in hiding, however
By Nicole Kobie Published
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Cisco discloses Vault 7 vulnerabilities
News Internal analysis seems to have identified bug revealed by WikiLeaks
By Jane McCallion Published
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Apple iOS 10.2.1 protects users from Weeping Angel
Analysis Security community says Vault 7 content is "no surprise", but reckless
By Jane McCallion Published
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WikiLeaks files expose alleged CIA hacking tools
News CIA's tools can break into any kind of operating system, smart device or digital machine
By Clare Hopping Published
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WikiLeaks ‘exposes people’s personal data’ in leaked files
News Rape victims and other innocent people named in WikiLeaks documents, says AP
By Joe Curtis Published
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Julian Assange to leave Ecuadorian Embassy "soon"
News Wikileaks founder claims his two-year stay at the embassy in London will soon be over
By Caroline Donnelly Published
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Pressure mounts on US to drop Wikileaks investigation
News Human rights organisations claim investigation could put all journalists at risk of prosecution
By Caroline Donnelly Published
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Julian Assange unlikely to be charged by US government
News No way to prosecute Assange without also taking legal action against journalists.
By Khidr Suleman Published
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Bradley Manning found guilty of espionage
News US Soldier Bradley Manning could face up to a 136-year jail sentence.
By Khidr Suleman Published
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Anonymous attacks UK gov websites in Assange protest
News ‘Hacktivists’ target Ministry of Justice website over handling of Wikileaks founder asylum case.
By Jane McCallion Published
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Supreme Court unanimously decides to extradict Wikileaks
News Julian Assange likely to be questioned in Sweden.
By Khidr Suleman Published
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