Hi.
Here are collected blog and news links related to Wikileaks and Julius Assange:
Other (DNS issues etc.):
http://wikileaks.ch/mirrors.html , related to Wikileaks Domain pulled by everyDNS.
Blogs:
6.12.10 CrunchGear : Does Wikileaks Represent The End Of Internet History?
6.12.10 Salon.com : Glenn Greenwald - The lawless Wild West attacks WikiLeaks
6.12.10 TechLiberation : Some thoughts on Cablegate
6.12.10 RAWStory: Revealed: Assange ‘rape’ accuser linked to notorious CIA operative
6.12.10 TNW: Wikileaks Now Running on Over 300 Domains
4.12.10 FDL: Assange Accuser Worked with US-Funded, CIA-Tied Anti-Castro Group
4.12.10 Political Tidbits: Wikileaks’ Julius Assange: hero or heel?
News (& blogs):
6.12.10 Guardian : Wikileaks cables: US fights flow of arms from eastern Europe to its enemies
6.12.10 CNET: Feds block workers from WikiLeaks, mirror sites
6.12.10 Guardian: Live with the WikiLeakable world or shut down the net. It's your choice
Most news sites have their special wikileaks-themesite, so I'm not covering here hundreds of wikileaks news articles, check for example Guardian, El Pais, Le Monde, NY Times, Der Spiegel etc.
Cables:
Guardian: US embassy cables: browse the database
Wikileaks: Cable Viewer
All published cables can be found from Wikileaks mirrors
Twitter:
http://twitter.com/#!/search?q=%23Wikileaks
http://twitter.com/#!/search?q=%23cablegate
Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/wikileaks
There is also plenty of Wikileaks stuff on torrent networks, google for 'wikileaks torrent'.
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Monday, November 29, 2010
#cablegate picks , part 1 - Syria and US relationships.
In following days I will blog (quote) best picks from http://cablegate.wikileaks.org/ documents.
I'm following #cablegate hashtag on Twitter.
@ElijahLynn "Syria...had refused to cooperate with President Bush because it did not trust him and because..." #10DAMASCUS8
http://cablegate.wikileaks.org/cable/2010/01/10DAMASCUS8.html
I'm following #cablegate hashtag on Twitter.
@ElijahLynn "Syria...had refused to cooperate with President Bush because it did not trust him and because..." #10DAMASCUS8
8. (S) Syria, Asad explained, had refused to cooperate with
President Bush because it did not trust him and because the
Bush Administration had wrongfully accused Syria of
supporting foreign fighters. When President Obama assumed
office, Syria tried to be positive. Asad he had proposed to
Special Envoy Mitchell the idea of a border security
cooperation initiative with Iraq as a first step. (Post
Comment: Asad's recollection is both selective and
inaccurate. U.S. officials first proposed a border security
cooperation initiative to a reluctant FM Muallim in May 2009.
President Asad agreed to participate after meeting S/E
Mitchell in late July 2009.) "This was a small step for me,
but big for you," Asad argued. Citing the U.S. inability to
control its long border with Mexico, Asad said the border was
not the major challenge. Syria's close intelligence
cooperation with Turkey enabled both countries to prevent
terrorists from crossing their 860-kilometer border without
relying on a huge border security presence. This
intelligence cooperation enabled Syria to "suffocate"
logistical networks critical to the movement of terrorists.
"In the U.S., you like to shoot (terrorists). Suffocating
their networks is far more effective," said Asad.
http://cablegate.wikileaks.org/cable/2010/01/10DAMASCUS8.html
Saturday, May 8, 2010
Facebook leaks our IP addresses and current geo-locations.
Via Binary Intelligence:
"Facebook has nice email notifications whenever a friend comments on your status, sends you a message, or a variety of other reasons. The emails have subjects similar to "John Doe commented on your wall post." The unfortunate thing is that this email also appears to contain John Doe's (or your other friend's) IP address.
...
You will get the IP address of your friend and clicking on it will get a geolocation-based map. This will also show you if your friend used their cell phone to post and who they use as their service provider."
Of course Facebook seems to have plenty of other privacy issues, but this is really ridiculous. I'm not really fancy about idea of all my Facebook friends to know my current location. Well they know now, if they really want and the actual problem is: I can't really do anything about it, I can't change my privacy settings for fixing this problem. Thanks Facebook, again.
Whole story:
Binary Intelligence: Facebook Leaks IP Addresses
"Facebook has nice email notifications whenever a friend comments on your status, sends you a message, or a variety of other reasons. The emails have subjects similar to "John Doe commented on your wall post." The unfortunate thing is that this email also appears to contain John Doe's (or your other friend's) IP address.
...
You will get the IP address of your friend and clicking on it will get a geolocation-based map. This will also show you if your friend used their cell phone to post and who they use as their service provider."
Of course Facebook seems to have plenty of other privacy issues, but this is really ridiculous. I'm not really fancy about idea of all my Facebook friends to know my current location. Well they know now, if they really want and the actual problem is: I can't really do anything about it, I can't change my privacy settings for fixing this problem. Thanks Facebook, again.
Whole story:
Binary Intelligence: Facebook Leaks IP Addresses
Labels:
facebook,
facebook privacy,
geo-location,
ip address,
privacy,
security
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Being bored when Facebook is becoming boring.
Development during last weeks on my Facebook stream, it is so obvious, whole Facebook is fading away. Rich content is really missing, my stream is just full pointless announcements about who is who's new friend and who 'likes' which commercial or non-commercial services, pages, pointless groups for just showing off your personal frustrations, racism etc. one word: BORING!
Nowadays Facebook is becoming really boring place and people are also showing it off with their lack of imagination status updates or complete inactivity. What it means for the business built around social media services like Facebook... really bad times. Facebook stocks, sinking down. Social media and Facebook? Train already passed by.
There is also really a lot of people who dislike constant changes on Facebook privacy settings. I also dislike it and I have been seriously considering about deleting (not just deactivating) my Facebook account.
If there will come up really interesting alternatives for Facebook, I will probably do it or atleast deactive the use of my Facebook account. Lot of my Facebook friends have already started the great escape, it is obvious, you can see it on the news stream, it is really dry and boring.
What interesting Facebook is offering for me today? Nothing. Changing the channel now.
Nowadays Facebook is becoming really boring place and people are also showing it off with their lack of imagination status updates or complete inactivity. What it means for the business built around social media services like Facebook... really bad times. Facebook stocks, sinking down. Social media and Facebook? Train already passed by.
There is also really a lot of people who dislike constant changes on Facebook privacy settings. I also dislike it and I have been seriously considering about deleting (not just deactivating) my Facebook account.
If there will come up really interesting alternatives for Facebook, I will probably do it or atleast deactive the use of my Facebook account. Lot of my Facebook friends have already started the great escape, it is obvious, you can see it on the news stream, it is really dry and boring.
What interesting Facebook is offering for me today? Nothing. Changing the channel now.
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