Claim: WikiLeaks suspect can't get a fair trial

Bradley Manning's defense team has accused the US government of deliberately attempting to prevent the former army intelligence analyst from receiving a fair trial. 



Infected printers spew out pages of garbage

You can't help suspecting that many people won't notice the difference, but a new outbreak of the Trojan.Milicenso malware has left printers all over the world spewing out page after page of garbage.

Secret US grand jury stalks WikiLeaks founder

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange believes the US government is secretly formulating charges against him for leaking thousands of secret military and diplomatic documents on the whistle-blowing website.

WikiLeaks undeterred by whistleblower crackdown

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange may be seeking political asylum in the UK's Ecuadorian embassy, but the whistle-blowing organization has little intention of halting its activities any time soon.



Iran braces for more cyber attacks

A high-ranking Iranian minister says his country is bracing for more damaging cyber attacks by the United States, Israel and Britain.

WikiLeaks founder "off limits" to British authorities

The British Foreign Office confirms Julian Assange is "beyond the reach of police" so long as the WikiLeaks founder remains in the Ecuadorian embassy where he is seeking asylum. 


Sophisticated Flame spy virus infiltrated Iranian networks

A sophisticated computer virus that infiltrated and spied on Iranian networks was reportedly coded by the United States and Israel.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange seeks asylum

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has entered the Ecuadorian embassy in London where he is seeking asylum.

WikiLeaks founder fears US espionage charges


Author-activist David Swanson believes WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange will ultimately be handed over to the United States where he will be tried for espionage.

LulzSec hacker vows to fight American extradition 



A British citizen accused of hacking a number of Hollywood websites has vowed to challenge any possible extradition to the United States. 


WikiLeaks founder braces for extradition

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is one step closer to being extradited to Sweden after the UK supreme court rejected an appeal to re-open the controversial case.



LulzSec hacker gets indicted

A US federal grand jury in Los Angeles has indicted an English citizen on multiple counts of computer-related crimes. 


Military judge won't drop charges against Bradley Manning 


A US military judge has refused to drop half the counts leveled against Pfc. Bradley Manning.

WikiLeaks founder in heated extradition battle

Julian Assange is pulling out all the stops to prevent his pending extradition to Sweden where the WikiLeaks founder faces charges of sexual assault. 



Flame creators may have worked with Stuxnet team

Security experts say that the Stuxnet and Flame viruses share sections of code, indicating that their creators collaborated.

Flame virus wiped out by its creators

The Flame virus discovered last week targeting computers in Iran has been ordered to self-destruct, leaving no trace - and no indication of who created it.

State Department details WikiLeaks fallout

The US State Department has detailed a number of "extraordinary steps" taken to limit international fallout after thousands of classified documents were published on WikiLeaks. 


Government ordered to disclose WikiLeaks docs

A military judge has ordered the Obama administration to disclose a number of confidential documents related to WikiLeaks.

LinkedIn and eHarmony admit hacks

Hackers have hit the dating site eHarmony, along with LinkedIn - giving the business networking service its second major privacy blow in 24 hours.

LinkedIn updates iOS app after privacy issue revealed

LinkedIn's been forced to change its iOS app, following reports that they've been collecting data from users' calendars and sending it back to its servers.