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Coinbase bans Wikileaks from its currency exchange platform
Coinbase, one of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchanges, has banned Wikileaks from the use of its platform. Wikileaks will still be able to accept payments via Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, but it will have to find a new way, including other exchanges, to convert those tokens into hard currencies.
WikiLeaks releases documents chronicling the CIA’s hacking weapons
WikiLeaks has just published documents that allegedly lay out the extent of the CIA’s hacking tools built in-house.
Wikileaks whips up furor after proposing a database of verified Twitter users’ info
Wikileaks tweeted it plans to build an online database populated with the information of verified Twitter users.
Thanks but no thanks: WikiLeaks asks its supporters to stop DDoS attacks
Following a massive DDoS attack that left much of the internet in disarray throughout Friday, WikiLeaks has emerged to call out against the attacks.
WikiLeaks: Ecuador says it blocked Assange’s internet over U.S. election meddling
Ecuador said on Tuesday that it blocked Julian Assange's access to the internet because his WikiLeaks site is interfering with the U.S. election. Assange has been holed up in the Ecuadorian Embassy in London since 2012.
WikiLeaks’ Assange is still holed up in an embassy and now he’s had his internet access cut
WikiLeaks editor Julian Assange is still holed up inside the Ecuadorian Embassy in London. But just as the whistleblowing site is in the middle of posting a bundle of new highly sensitive material, officials have suddenly blocked his access to the internet.
Facebook admits to blocking links to Wikileaks DNC emails
Facebook is once again caught in conservative crosshairs after admitting to accidentally blocking links to Wikileaks files of DNC emails.
Pirates beware: Trans-Pacific Partnership could out copyright infringers
The text of the Trans-Pacific Partnership isn't publically available, but Wikileaks leaked the chapter about intellectual property on the Internet.
London cops end 24/7 watch of Julian Assange hideout, though he’ll likely stay put
If Julian Assange peers out from behind the curtain of his Ecuadorean Embassy hideout today, he'll notice that the cops who've been outside 24/7 for the last three years are no longer there. However, it doesn't mean they've given up hope of arresting him.
Assange’s inventive escape plans revealed in secret papers from Ecuadorean Embassy
Leaked papers detailing Julian Assange's life inside the Ecuadorean Embassy reveal a sometimes tense atmosphere, with talk of "clashes with embassy staff, concerns over Assange’s psychological health, and potential escape plans."
Assange: Sweden to drop sex assault inquiry, but he’s staying put
Sweden's statute of limitations laws means prosecutors look set to drop their investigation into assault allegations made against Julian Assange. He's evaded questioning by hiding away in the Ecuadorean Embassy in London, but the story seems far from over.
Wikileaks’ Julian Assange turns up on stage in Nantucket – as a hologram
When Wikileaks founder Julian Assange said back in August that he was planning to leave the Ecuadorean Embassy "soon," perhaps he was simply referring to a holographic version of himself.
WikiLeaks’ Julian Assange still in Ecuador’s embassy after 2 years, intends to leave ‘soon’
After two years cooped up in the Ecuadorean Embassy in London to avoid extradition to Sweden on assault allegations, Julian Assange told reporters on Monday he plans to leave the premises "soon." However, UK officials said he still faces extradition.
Spies monitored WikiLeaks visitors in real time, Snowden docs show
Newly revealed documents leaked by Edward Snowden reveal that American and British spy agencies targeted whistleblower publication WikiLeaks since 2008.
Anonymous hackers plead guilty to 2010 PayPal hack
A group of hackers working for Anonymous plead guilty to an attack on PayPal launched in 2010.
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is likely off the hook in the US
WikiLeaks founder Juilan Assange is unlikely to face charges by the U.S. Department of Justice.
Wikileaks says Snowden has applied for asylum in 21 countries
Edward Snowden, the man who last month blew the lid off the NSA's mass digital surveillance program, has applied for political asylum in no less than 21 countries, including China, Cuba, India and Ireland.
WikiLeaks helping Edward Snowden in race to find ‘safe’ country, Ecuador likely destination
Edward Snowden is receiving assistance from the folks behind whistleblowing site WikiLeaks as he attempts to make it to a ‘safe’ country before the US intelligence agencies make it to him.
No way out: Julian Assange marks one year inside Ecuadorian embassy in UK
Julian Assange has been holed up in the Ecuadorian embassy in central London for a year this week, with no obvious way out for the Australian-born WikiLeaks founder as he seeks to avoid the clutches of the Swedish and US authorities.
The ‘Star Wars’ filibuster, flying through Rio, and more in this week’s Staff Picks
We’ve trolled the matrix to find the coolest, weirdest, and most interesting tidbits of the past seven days. Have at it.
Yoko Ono gives Julian Assange a special award for bravery
Julian Assange may be a controversial figure, but he has one high profile fan: Yoko Ono Lennon. She awarded him the Courage Award for the Arts this weekend.
Wikileaks begins releasing ’embarrassing’ emails by Syrian political officials and Western companies
Wikileaks' largest leak yet comprises "embarrassing" emails between Syrian government officials and Western companies.
WikiLeaks founder Assange loses extradition appeal, remains in U.K.
The British Supreme Court rejected WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange's appeal against extradition to Sweden on Wednesday.