whistleblowers: wikileaks, snowden i...

[Roger Sanchez]

Carl Bildt ‏@carlbildt Cuba and North Korea has attacked Sweden for violations of human rights at UN Human Rights Council. Devastating.

[Bat Bat]

WikiSyria je jos uvek laka artiljerija, nesto kao Finnmecanica koja prodaje neke aparate Asadovcima...cekajmo prave stvari

The database comprises 2,434,899 emails from the 680 domains. There are 678,752 different email addresses that have sent emails and 1,082,447 different recipients. There are a number of different languages in the set, including around 400,000 emails in Arabic and 68,000 emails in Russian.

[Indy]

Tangencijalno u vezi s temom.

A shadowy private security company with deep links to the

CIA

- and a parent company awarded hundreds of millions of dollars in Australian government transport contracts - is operating a pervasive global surveillance and facial recognition network on behalf of law enforcement.

Over the past few days the internet has been abuzz with revelations regarding

TrapWire

, an analytical system that integrates with surveillance cameras to capture photographs or video evidence of "suspicious activity". TrapWire is owned by the multinational conglomerate,

Cubic Corporation

, which in 2010 signed a $370 million contract with the

NSW Government

to provide Sydney's electronic ticketing system for public transport, based on the London Oyster card system. In April this year it was awarded a $65 million contract to provide services to CityRail and also runs the Brisbane "go card" system. Fairfax is seeking comment from the government about whether there has been any consideration of bringing the TrapWire system here. The TrapWire story began late last week, when emails from a private intelligence company, S

tratfor -

originally released as part of

WikiLeaks's Global Intelligence Files

in February - appeared online. The emails and other documentation revealed TrapWire is installed in some of the western world's most sensitive locations - including the White House, 10 Downing Street, New Scotland Yard, the London Stock Exchange and five hundred locations in the New York subway system. Trapwire is also installed in many Las Vegas casinos.

Read more:

http://www.theage.com.au/technology/technology-news/revealed-trapwire-spy-cams-ticket-to-australia-20120813-2448z.html#ixzz23PXQKeNP

[hattori]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YqXUfbEhv_g

[Далибор]

Асанж добио азил

[eoten]

dobra vest. sad neka se spremi na duži boravak u ambasadi, nisam siguran da bi stigao u ekvador sve i da ga britanci puste.

[Lezilebovich]

Kito -- Predsednik Ekvadora Rafael Korea demantovao je pisanje Gardijana da je dao politički azil osnivaču internet sajta "Vikiliks" Džulijanu Asanžu.

[Indy]

Nista manje nego sajber-rat je upravo u toku:

Original URL: http://www.theregist...ttack_response/ AntiLeaks boss: We'll keep pummeling WikiLeaks and AssangeGroup claims Trapwire timing was just a coincidenceBy Iain Thomson in San FranciscoPosted in Security, 13th August 2012 20:39 GMTAs the nine-day DDoS hammering of WikiLeaks [1] continues, hacking group AntiLeaks, has said that attacks will continue and widen, but have nothing to do with the Trapwire monitoring system the whistle-blowing site has been documenting.In an email conversation with The Register, someone claiming to be the head of the AntiLeaks hacking group – aka DietPepsi – said the attacks were in protest over the role of Julian Assange, who is currently the guest of the Ecuadorian embassy while waiting for his plea for political asylum to be decided."What prompted us to form Antileaks is the impending decision by Ecuador to presumably give Julian [Assange] asylum, which should happen within days after the Olympics are over," DietPepsi said.In June Assange made a bail-busting [2] visit to the Ecuadorian embassy in London and requested political asylum [3]. The move came shortly after his last appeal against deportation to Sweden to face questions over accusations of sexual molestation was rejected by the UK's Supreme Court [4]. The Ecuadorian government is still considering the issue.There have been reports that the attacks are an attempt to halt the latest information dump from WikiLeaks of emails from hacked security consultants Stratfor. The latest batch focus on a little-known state monitoring system dubbed Trapwire [5].The system is a conspiracy theorist's wet dream. Developed by ex-CIA employees by government security contractor Abraxis, Trapwire uses software algorithms and data from multiple surveillance sources, including facial recognition, to help predict criminal activity.Details from the Stratfor emails show its use is far more widespread than previously thought, with all an executive saying every high-value target in UK, US and Canada was now covered, as well as the cities of London, New York, Los Angeles and Las Vegas."I want to make it clear to all the conspiracy theorists out there that we have nothing to do with the United States Government or Trapwire," DietPepsi wrote, when questioned on the matter. "We find it quite humorous to read all these Twitter comments from people who suspect us of being NSA/CIA/FBI/or even WikiLeaks themself," and posted a similar statement online the following day.On the face of it this seems fair. The DDoS attacks on WikiLeaks began on August 3, but WikiLeaks didn’t start publishing emails relating to Trapwire until after that date. As late as August 7 WikiLeaks itself didn’t seem to rate the idea very highly.

Vise tehnickih informacija

WikiLeaks endures a lengthy DDoS attackUnder a barrage of more than 10GB per second in a DDoS attack, the document-leaking organization's Web site has been either inoperable or sluggish since the beginning of the month.

Edited August 15, 2012 by Indy

[ydrea]

opa! :Dhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0iQa4LzN8HE

[DarkAttraktor]

ih, kako si to saucy najavila, ja reko dosla si da postavis ovo:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0oZ8j3I2ac

[Аврам Гојић]

Bolest mozgaUPDATE: Britanska policija ulazi u ambasadu, live feed ovde

(Reuters) - Britain on Wednesday warned Ecuador that it could raid its London embassy if Quito does not hand over WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, who has been taking refuge at the mission since mid-June.In Quito, the Ecuadorean government said that any such action would be considered a violation of its sovereignty a "hostile and intolerable act.""Under British law we can give them a weeks' notice before entering the premises and the embassy will no longer have diplomatic protection," a Foreign Office spokesman said. "But that decision has not yet been taken. We are not going to do this overnight. We want to stress that we want a diplomatically agreeable solution."In Quito, the government bristled at the threat and said it would announce its decision on Assange's asylum request on Thursday at 7 a.m. (1200 GMT).

Edited August 15, 2012 by Marko M. Dabovic

[Indy]

@@YourAnonNewsTime to remind ALL media that there AREN'T ANY CHARGES against #Assange yet UK police wants to raid AN EMBASSY in order to arrest him.

[Аврам Гојић]

ovo je valjda najspektakularnije privodjenje na informativni razgovor, like, ever.

[aram]

ludilo mozga totalno

[Аврам Гојић]

taj covek ce jednostavno umreti u nekoj celiji, bez sudjenja (posto nemaju za sta da mu sude) i to je to. resili su tako i to ce biti tako.puko sajt sa lajv fidom, naravno nakacilo se milijardu ljudi

Edited August 16, 2012 by Marko M. Dabovic