Spain comes to road in support of Wikileaks, next Amsterdam and Latin America?

According to spanish language website free wikileaks, more than 100 demonstrated outside the British Embassy in Spain's capital Madrid on 11 Dec to protest the detention of Julian Assange, Wikileak founder, and the closure of its Swiss bank account.

Protester wore mask of hero of the popular Hollywood movie "V for Vendetta"

It also said that protests were due to be held in Barcelona, Valencia and Seville and three other Spanish cities.

Spain comes to road in support of Wikileaks, next Amsterdam and Latin America?

Openleaks, rival to Wikileaks by Ex-Wikileaks members.

Have you ever heard of Openleaks?? No ? Soon you will be listing to it. In order to protest against Julian Assange, Wikileaks founder, a group of Ex-WikiLeaks collaborators are launching a new campaigning site next week, a Swedish newspaper said on Thursday.

The aim of the Openleaks founders is to build strong, transparent platform to support whistleblowers, both in terms of technology and politics and encouraging others to take similar projects, reports daily Dagens Nyheter.

Openleaks, rival to Wikileaks by Ex-Wikileaks members.

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange personal money gets freezed in Swiss Bank.

One more financial shock for the Wikileaks founder Assange. The Wikileak is loosing its funding at very rapid rate.

Switzerland post office bank, PostFinance, has announced that they had frozen the accounts of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange.

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange personal money gets freezed in Swiss Bank.

Should Wikileaks be treated as Terrorist Organisation?

With the release huge cache of classified and unclassified files by Wikileaks which showed the world the secret dirty side of US Diplomatic world which even targeted major international figures and created global diplomatic crisis with its own allies.

Now after reactions form the world are pouring in with the New York congress man Peter King, demanding declaring Wikileaks as a terrorist group.

King, a Republican Representative who will soon chair the House Homeland Security Committee, wants WikiLeaks placed alongside al-Qaeda and Hamas for outlet of huge cache of diplomatic cables.

Should Wikileaks be treated as Terrorist Organisation?

Next Wikileaks will be Big Corporate secrets: Assange

After spilling the beans on US diplomatic secrets, Wikileaks founder Julian Assange said that the next Wikileaks will be about the Big Corporate secrets in an interview with Forbes.

In an interview to Forbes, Assanage said that the US diplomatic cable cache release is just the beginning. The next wikileak release will about the big American banks.

Next Wikileaks will be Big Corporate secrets: Assange

Concerned with Facebook privacy issue? Then join Diaspora.

A open source social networking site alternative for facebook was developed called Diaspora is not in live and in Alpha stage.

This site was developed keeping users privacy in mind, so some time referred as 'anti-facebook'.

At present is being invited to certain limited people and it is community-funded project.

Concerned with Facebook privacy issue? Then join Diaspora.

Wikileaks websites claims cyber attack, Newspapers to go ahead with candid revelations.

Wikileaks via twitter said "We are currently under a mass distributed denial of service attack."

Wikileaks added that several newspapers would go ahead and publish secret United States documents even if the website crashed.Check out how they referred to whom.

Here are some of revelations published earlier via german newspaper.

Wikileaks websites claims cyber attack, Newspapers to go ahead with candid revelations.

US Govt warns its home away troops not to use Social networking site.

Social networking sites like Facebook, Foursqure, Loopt may be dangerous to soldiers who are away from their home and who are on a mission.

The United States Air Force had issued a warning its troops through its internal website to be careful when using Facebook and other popular networking sites because some new features could show the enemy exactly where US forces are located in war zones.

US Govt warns its home away troops not to use Social networking site.

Pentagon ready with 120 member team to review the upcoming Wiki leaks new cache release.

It is said that US's Pentagon is ready with 120-member to review a massive leak of as many as 500,000 Iraq war documents, which are expected to be released by the WikiLeaks website this month.

Pentagon spokesman colonel Dave Lapan said the timing of the leak remained unclear but the defense department was ready for a document dump as early as Monday or Tuesday, a possibility raised in previous WikiLeaks statements.

However, an Icelandic spokesman for WikiLeaks said the website would not publish the reports on the Iraq war on Monday, but would make new documents public "very soon."

"There are rumours that have been floating around for some time, there is nothing you can do about it, they're obviously not correct. I can confirm that there's nothing coming out today," Kristinn Hrafnsson said.

Pentagon ready with 120 member team to review the upcoming Wiki leaks new cache release.

Teachers being sacked for flirting with their students on social networking site.

In the past six months, at least 3 teachers from public high schools in New York for making indecent remarks while dealing with students on Facebook, according to media report.

One of the reason for a teacher got sacked for commenting "This is sexy", under some of their Facebook photos.

Other reasons include flirty comments and physical relations.

- IANS Inputs

Teachers being sacked for flirting with their students on social networking site.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to address public in London

(AP) The founder of WikiLeaks, the controversial online organization set up to reveal government secrets, will address the public for the first time on Thursday since Swedish prosecutors began investigating allegations of sexual misconduct against him.

The rape and molestation allegations against Julian Assange have cast a shadow over WikiLeaks at a time when the website is already under pressure for publishing a huge cache of leaked documents about US military activity in Afghanistan.

Assange's appearance at London's City University later Thursday also comes amid reports that WikiLeaks is unraveling from internal turmoil and power struggles. Key staffers at the website have reportedly deserted the organization out of anger that Assange unilaterally decided to publish tens of thousands of classified documents before enough work was done to protect the names of informants.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to address public in London

Dubai police chief says BlackBerry serves as spy tool.

(AP)UAE says it will block BlackBerry e-mail, messaging and Web services Oct. 11 unless authorities can gain access to the encrypted data traffic — a demand by other countries warning of possible bans including India.

The proposed UAE action threatens BlackBerry service for an estimated 500,000 local subscribers and could tarnish the country's reputation as the Gulf's business and tourism hub with potentially millions of visitors left without key BlackBerry services.

Dubai's police chief, Lt. Gen. Dahi Khalfan Tamim, said that fears of espionage and information sharing by foe Israel — as well as UAE allies United States and Britain — helped prompt the possible limits on the popular BlackBerry.

Dubai police chief says BlackBerry serves as spy tool.

Will Sweden protect Wikileaks?

(AP) WikiLeaks moved its servers from the US to Sweden in 2007 to take advantage of laws protecting whistleblowers and a culture supportive of online mavericks.

This might be great news as we know that The Piratebay popular filesharing site also operate from the same land.

Swedish laws allow prosecutors to intervene against publication of material deemed harmful to national security.

It's unclear whether that could also include the security of a friendly nation.The US argues the secret documents risks the lives of coalition forces and Afghans helping them.

Will Sweden protect Wikileaks?

Eric Schmidt Google owner warns young people on social use of media

Google boss Eric Schmidt warns that one day young people may change their names in order to overcome what they had done in social networking world.

Mr Schmidt told the Wall Street Journal he feared they did not understand the consequences of having so much personal information about them online.

On his prediction that people may change their names, Mr Schmidt said: "I don't believe society understands what happens when everything is available, knowable and recorded by everyone all the time... I mean we really have to think about these things as a society."
However, Mr Schmidt said that Google would likely store more personal information about its users in the future.

Eric Schmidt Google owner warns young people on social use of media

Won't be Threatened by Pentagon: Wikileaks

(Associated Press)WikiLeaks will publish its remaining 15,000 Afghan war documents within a month, despite warnings from the U.S. government, the organization's founder said on Saturday.

The Pentagon has said that secret information will be even more damaging to security and risk more lives than WikiLeaks' initial release of some 76,000 war documents.

"This organization will not be threatened by the Pentagon or any other group," Julian Assange told reporters in Stockholm. "We proceed cautiously and safely with this material."

In an interview with The Associated Press, he said that if U.S. defense officials want to be seen as promoting democracy then they "must protect what the United States' founders considered to be their central value, which is freedom of the press."

Won't be Threatened by Pentagon: Wikileaks

Ron Bowes, the person who posted 100 Million Facebook user Details speaks out.

Ron Bowes, a Canadian security consultant, used a piece of code to scan Facebook profiles, collecting data not hidden by users' privacy settings.

Mr Bowes told BBC News that he did it as part of his work on a security tool.

"I'm a developer for the Nmap Security Scanner and one of our recent tools is called Ncrack," he said.

"It is designed to test password policies of organisations by using brute force attacks; in other words, guessing every username and password combination."

By downloading the data from Facebook, and compiling a user's first initial and surname, he was able to make a list of the most common probable usernames to use in the tool.

Ron Bowes, the person who posted 100 Million Facebook user Details speaks out.

US government charges Bradley Manning for leaking Classified Info to Wikileaks

Serviceman Bradley Manning, 22, faces two charges related to the illegal transfer and transmission of classified information from a US military network.

The US said he was suspected of downloading from SIPR Net.

He reportedly then passed on the data, including army videos and diplomatic messages, to the WikiLeaks website.

WikiLeaks has repeatedly said it does not have the confidential messages and the site itself is not mentioned in the charges against Private First Class (Pfc) Manning.

US government charges Bradley Manning for leaking Classified Info to Wikileaks

Google hold the privacy of some important person who are working in White House and US Congress.

Here is a Eye Opening claim by a leading advocacy group that Google's Street View project may have collected personal information of members of Congress, including some involved in national security issues.

Google admitted it mistakenly collected information, transmitted over unsecured wireless networks, as its cars filmed locations for mapping purposes.

Google said the problem began in 2006.The issue came to light when German authorities asked to audit the data.The search giant said the snippets could include parts of an email, text, photograph, or even the website someone might be viewing.

Google hold the privacy of some important person who are working in White House and US Congress.

China renew Google Internet licence.

I don't know what China wants to prove with renewal of Google's licence to operate in China, the internet giant has said.

Google gave no details of the licence renewal.

There had been speculation China would revoke the licence after Google began redirecting Chinese users to its unfiltered search site in Hong Kong.

But last month, Google said it would no longer automatically redirect users in a conciliatory move towards Beijing.

China renew Google Internet licence.

Private data from Austria, Denmark, Ireland deleted: Google

Google has deleted private wireless data mistakenly collected by its "Street View" cars in Austria, Denmark and Ireland, the Internet giant said in a letter to US lawmakers.

Google, in the letter posted online Friday on the website of the Energy and Commerce Committee of the US House of Representatives, also reiterated that the data was never used in any Google product or service.

Google also repeated an apology for the gathering of personal information sent over unsecured wireless networks by the Street View cars used to create the panoramic pictures featured in Google Maps

The letter from Pablo Chavez, Google's director of public policy, was in response to questions posed by US Congressmen Henry Waxman, Joe Barton and Edward Markey to Google chief executive Eric Schmidt.

Private data from Austria, Denmark, Ireland deleted: Google