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WikiLeaks Posts 'Insurance' File on Its Website

By Sharon WeinbergerAug 2nd 2010 – 6:00PM
Joe Raedle, Getty Images

Joe Raedle, Getty Images

(Aug. 2) -- WikiLeaks, the source of some 90,000 leaked military documents, has uploaded a mysterious file marked "insurance" on its website. The contents of the encrypted file aren't yet known, but those following the federal investigation into the leaks are speculating it could contain previously withheld documents,...

WikiLeaks' Afghanistan Documents: Was Bradley Manning the Source?

By Dana ChivvisJul 26th 2010 – 5:05PM

(July 26) -- WikiLeaks' release of a trove of Afghan War documents has put the spotlight back on Bradley Manning, the 22-year-old Army private now imprisoned in Kuwait, accused of leaking classified State Department documents and the infamous "Collateral Murder" video to the activist website. The Wall Street Journal...

Afghan WikiLeaks: Was Pvt. Manning the Source?

By Theunis BatesJul 26th 2010 – 1:19PM
AP

AP

(July 26) -- Army intelligence analyst Pvt. Bradley Manning -- who was charged in July with passing confidential information to WikiLeaks -- is almost certainly the source of the 92,000 military documents passed to the website, according to the former hacker who tipped off the Pentagon about Bradley's alleged activities....

WikiLeaks 'Snitch' Hacker Faces Wrath of His Peers

By Sanjiv BhattacharyaJul 21st 2010 – 4:43PM
Dave Buchwald for AOL News

Dave Buchwald for AOL News

(July 21) -- The wanted-dead-or-alive posters described him as a "rat bastard." Then there was the spitting and name-calling, things like Snitch! and A**hole! Not to mention the death threats -- none credible enough to warrant Kevlar, but still, Adrian Lamo had good reason to check up on the security arrangements before...

The Rise and Fall of Bradley Manning: A WikiLeaker's Timeline

By Dana ChivvisJul 6th 2010 – 5:26PM

Bradley Manning, a 22-year-old U.S. Army soldier accused of leaking classified documents and videos to the website WikiLeaks, has been charged with 12 counts in total, the military announced today. Pfc. Manning is being held in Kuwait and will face an Article 32 investigation, or military grand jury. Surge Desk has...

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Background on adrian lamo

Adrian Lamo is a Colombian-American threat analyst and "grey hat" hacker. He first gained media attention for breaking into several high-profile computer networks, including those of The New York Times, Yahoo!, and Microsoft, culminating in his 2003 arrest.

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