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Elon Musk's New Twitter Poll On Edward Snowden, Julian Assange
Twitter's new owner Elon Musk on Sunday polled users on whether whistleblower Edward Snowden and WikiLeaks co-founder Julian Assange should be pardoned by the US government.
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US Far-Right Activists, WikiLeaks And Bots Help Amplify Emmanuel Macron Leaks: Researchers
US far-right activists helped amplify a leak of hacked emails belonging to leading French presidential candidate Emmanuel Macron's campaign, some researchers said on Saturday, with automated bots and the Twitter account of WikiLeaks also propelling a leak that came two days before France's presidential vote.
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WikiLeaks Proposes Tracking Verified Twitter Users' Homes, Families and Finances
The disclosure organization run by Julian Assange claims that the information will be used for an artificial intelligence program.
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Have A 'Verified' Twitter Account? WikiLeaks May Track You
Sparking a fresh controversy, anti-secrecy site WikiLeaks has threatened to make the private details public of millions of people who have 'verified' Twitter accounts.
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4chan Users Claim to Have Hacked Hillary Clinton Campaign Chairman John Podesta's iPhone, iPad
4chan hackers have claimed that they were able to wipe the iPhone and iPad of Hillary Clinton's campaign chief John Podesta using data from WikiLeaks email dump.
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WikiLeaks Threatens Twitter It Will Start Its Own Micro-Blogging Service
"We will start a rival service if this keeps up because @WikiLeaks and our supporters are threatened by a space of feudal justice."
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WikiLeaks Says To Release Documents On Turkey's Power Structure
"Get ready for a fight as we release 100k+ documents on #Turkey's political power structure," WikiLeaks said on its Twitter feed.
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Wikileaks Warns is About to Leak CIA Chief's Emails
Anti-secrecy campaign Wikileaks boasted today that it had obtained CIA director John Brennan's personal emails and was about to make them public.
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France Calls US Spying 'Unacceptable' After WikiLeaks Claims
US Ambassador Jane Hartley has also been summoned to meet French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius.
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US Says Not Targeting Hollande's Communications in New WikiLeaks Furore
Documents published by WikiLeaks showed Washington had wiretapped the French President and his two predecessors.
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WikiLeaks Dumps Over 276,000 More Documents From Sony Hack
The new release adds to more than 30,000 documents published by WikiLeaks in April.
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WikiLeaks Dumps 276,000 More Documents From Sony Hack
WikiLeaks on Thursday released 276,394 new documents from the hack of Sony Pictures in what could be a further embarrassment for the Japanese media and electronics group.
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'Internal error' downs US NSA website: official
The National Security Agency's website went down Friday, but the US spy service known for hacking into computer networks blamed the outage on a technical mistake and promised to resolve it soon.
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Edward Snowden leaves Moscow airport, gets refugee status in Russia
Fugitive former US spy agency contractor Edward Snowden slipped quietly out of Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport today after Russia granted him temporary asylum, ending more than a month in limbo in the transit area.
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WikiLeaks denounces Bradley Manning verdict as 'dangerous extremism'
The website that served as US soldier Bradley Manning's conduit for leaking classified government secrets is describing his espionage convictions as "dangerous national security extremism from the Obama administration."
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Elon Musk's New Twitter Poll On Edward Snowden, Julian Assange
Twitter's new owner Elon Musk on Sunday polled users on whether whistleblower Edward Snowden and WikiLeaks co-founder Julian Assange should be pardoned by the US government.
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US Far-Right Activists, WikiLeaks And Bots Help Amplify Emmanuel Macron Leaks: Researchers
US far-right activists helped amplify a leak of hacked emails belonging to leading French presidential candidate Emmanuel Macron's campaign, some researchers said on Saturday, with automated bots and the Twitter account of WikiLeaks also propelling a leak that came two days before France's presidential vote.
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WikiLeaks Proposes Tracking Verified Twitter Users' Homes, Families and Finances
The disclosure organization run by Julian Assange claims that the information will be used for an artificial intelligence program.
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Have A 'Verified' Twitter Account? WikiLeaks May Track You
Sparking a fresh controversy, anti-secrecy site WikiLeaks has threatened to make the private details public of millions of people who have 'verified' Twitter accounts.
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4chan Users Claim to Have Hacked Hillary Clinton Campaign Chairman John Podesta's iPhone, iPad
4chan hackers have claimed that they were able to wipe the iPhone and iPad of Hillary Clinton's campaign chief John Podesta using data from WikiLeaks email dump.
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WikiLeaks Threatens Twitter It Will Start Its Own Micro-Blogging Service
"We will start a rival service if this keeps up because @WikiLeaks and our supporters are threatened by a space of feudal justice."
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WikiLeaks Says To Release Documents On Turkey's Power Structure
"Get ready for a fight as we release 100k+ documents on #Turkey's political power structure," WikiLeaks said on its Twitter feed.
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Wikileaks Warns is About to Leak CIA Chief's Emails
Anti-secrecy campaign Wikileaks boasted today that it had obtained CIA director John Brennan's personal emails and was about to make them public.
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France Calls US Spying 'Unacceptable' After WikiLeaks Claims
US Ambassador Jane Hartley has also been summoned to meet French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius.
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US Says Not Targeting Hollande's Communications in New WikiLeaks Furore
Documents published by WikiLeaks showed Washington had wiretapped the French President and his two predecessors.
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WikiLeaks Dumps Over 276,000 More Documents From Sony Hack
The new release adds to more than 30,000 documents published by WikiLeaks in April.
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WikiLeaks Dumps 276,000 More Documents From Sony Hack
WikiLeaks on Thursday released 276,394 new documents from the hack of Sony Pictures in what could be a further embarrassment for the Japanese media and electronics group.
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'Internal error' downs US NSA website: official
The National Security Agency's website went down Friday, but the US spy service known for hacking into computer networks blamed the outage on a technical mistake and promised to resolve it soon.
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Edward Snowden leaves Moscow airport, gets refugee status in Russia
Fugitive former US spy agency contractor Edward Snowden slipped quietly out of Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport today after Russia granted him temporary asylum, ending more than a month in limbo in the transit area.
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WikiLeaks denounces Bradley Manning verdict as 'dangerous extremism'
The website that served as US soldier Bradley Manning's conduit for leaking classified government secrets is describing his espionage convictions as "dangerous national security extremism from the Obama administration."
