Great reads for February 19 Herald Sun These books take you behind the scenes at WikiLeaks , to a futuristic world where love is an illness, and inside the minds of idealistic Baby Boomers. Delirium takes the premise of a thousand songs and declares love a deadly disease.
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Bahraini bankers criticised central bank in lead-up to crisis: WikiLeak Risk.net Some economists and bankers in Bahrain blamed the hesitant approach of the Central Bank of Bahrain for failing to identify problems in the country's banking sector in the lead-up to the crisis, a WikiLeak published Friday said. ..
The WIKILEAK NEWS & VIEWS BLOG for Monday, Day 86 The Nation. (blog) As I've done for more than twelve weeks, I will be updating news and views on all things WikiLeaks all day, with new items added at the top. All times are ET in USA.
See original here: US Government Considers Changes To Popular Hashing Algorithm
Rote Players and Role Players CounterPunch The New York Times runs endless articles about the role of Twitter and Facebook but now either ignores or reviles Julian Assange and Wikileaks .
Go here to see the original: 4 In 5 Surfers Open To Browser Exploits From Fixed Flaws
See the article here: Microsoft Warns Of Windows Zero Day Flaw
Read more: FBI Pushes For Surveillance Backdoors In Web 2.0 Tools
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WikiLeaks Precedes Ugandan Election to Reveal Meteroic Rise of Homophobia Lez Get Real The proof is clear from the Wikileak cables – Uganda is already living the yet to be passed Anti-homosexuality bill, authored by David Bahati. In the now public, classified cable, dated 24 December 2009, a US diplomat reported that Kato, … and more