Twitter is fighting a US court's demand, made in December, for details of WikiLeaks supporters
Smartphone sales will exceed the world population, according to a poll of drunken eWEEK readers
The ongoing cyberwar over Wikileaks has taken a new turn with individual countries now being attacked
US federal agents have siezed hard drives from a server farm as part of an investigation into the Anonymous attacks…
A UN statement argues the human right to publish in the public interest, but restraint should be exercised
Web host SiteGround has suspended at least two WikiLeaks mirror sites, citing fears of disruptive attacks
The US intelligence agency's WikiLeaks Task Force will assess the damage caused by the WikiLeaked cables
Apple has removed an iPhone app that gave users access to the classified cables released by WikiLeaks
New research shows opponents of human rights organisations are using DDoS attacks to bring down their websites
The Ministry of Defence has allocated funds to improving its defences against cyber attacks and information leaks following the WikiLeaks…
WikiLeaks-related issues have quietened down, says Eric Doyle. This is just the lull before a storm that will ring in…
A legal defence fund for WikiLeaks' Julian Assange has been set up, backed by journalist John Pilger
At the hearing that confirmed Julian Assange's release on bail, the judge banned live Twitter updates
Scotland Yard has confirmed it has been investigating Anonymous since before the WikiLeaks wars broke out
National security advisor Sir Peter Ricketts says WikiLeaks supporters may attack government sites
The judge who granted bail to Julian Assange yesterday allowed reporters to tweet from the courtroom
Visa, Mastercard and Paypal labelled American stooges as Wikileaks founder Assange is granted bail in London
The US government has no business investigating Julian Assange for publishing secret diplomatic messages, says Wayne Rash
The Anonymous group has expanded its WikiLeaks reprisal attacks to include fax machines
A study has found that the DDoS tool used in the WikiLeaks payback attacks leaves users' IP addresses exposed
Key staff from WikiLeaks are launching OpenLeaks after the arrest of Julian Assange
Amazon says its sites in Europe suffered hardware problems, not a WikiLeaks cyber-war attack
As WikiLeaks supporters fight back, the US federal government has ordered new rules to prevent future breaches
If Anonymous hacktivists succeed in bringing down the Direct.gov site, it could trigger a rethink for Cameron
Tools to lock PCs have been available for years, and could have prevented the WikiLeaks breach, says Wayne Rash -…
Twitter has stated it is not blocking Wikileaks from its Trends list. Elsewhere the DDoS attacks continue
Most hackers work in secret for money. The hacktivists punishing WikiLeaks' enemies are different, says Noa Bar Yosef
The Internet Society wants a legal solution to the WikiLeaks debacle, not DoS attacks and DNS alterations