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Wikileaks releases new files and US attempts to arrest Assange continue Sydney Indymedia By Flowerpower This week has seen Wikileaks release thousands more secret US Diplomatic Cables. Wikileaks is calling on the general public via its Twitter feed to use “crowd surfing” to help make discoveries in the documents. Meanwhile a US court order ..

The Nation, Pakistan Wikileaks ' Bank of America data “has been destroyed” Financial Times (blog) Bank of America may just have dodged a bullet when it comes to the stash of its confidential information that was said last year to be in the hands of Wikileaks . After an internal feud, a break-away member of Wikileaks has told Spiegel Online that he …

Get rid of garbage politicians Free Malaysia Today The “ WikiLeak : Ong Tee Keat admits Chinese marginalised” blogged by Uppercaise and then posted by Malaysia Today on Aug 19 shows how important it is for Malaysians to rid the country of garbage politicians. It also shows there are garbage politicians …

Police on Sunday charged an 18-year-old man on suspicion of being a spokesman for the Lulz Security and Anonymous computer hacking groups, Scotland Yard said.

The AntiSec movement involving Anonymous and Lulz Security released some 400 megabytes of data from ManTech, computer security firm Sophos reported.

Hacker groups Anonymous and Lulz Security have called for a boycott of PayPal.

British police arrested a 19-year-old man in a remote Scottish archipelago on Wednesday on suspicion of being a spokesman for the Lulz Security and Anonymous computer hacking groups, Scotland Yard said.

US network security must be private-public partnership: experts China Post Investigators say the hackers targeted PayPal after the online service suspended WikiLeak's account in the wake of the release of classified US State Department cables. Prosecutors allege the cyber-attack unleashed by the “Anonymous” group rendered …

Lulz Security, Anonymous and WikiLeaks are among those vying for the top award.

Judge Doubts Effect of WikiLeaks Cables' on Case Courthouse News Service MANHATTAN (CN) – WikiLeaks cables that allegedly show US diplomats pressured Thailand to extradite suspected international arms smuggler Viktor Bout are not likely to influence his trial for conspiracy to kill US citizens, … and more