UK Court Grants a Temporary Bail to Julian Assange, Famous Founder of WikiLeaks Website

A British judge has now granted bail to the extremely controversial WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange on this Tuesday evening, although he still yet remains in custody for a possible and pending appeal at hand. The Swedish authorities are now being giving a time gap of two hours to file an appeal. Whereas the lawyer for the Swedish authorities, Gemma Lindfield, gave a discrete affirmation that it was most likely that she would lodge an appeal soon.

Unhappy Wikileaks Workers, Start another Secret Revealing Website; Openleaks

Few members of Julian Assange's team in WikiLeaks have announced their decision of launching another secrets revealing website just like WikiLeak. These ex-colleagues of Julian Assange have declared the name of this spin-off website to be OpenLeaks, as they plan to launch it sometime in the next week. According to a local Swedish newspaper ‘Dagens Nyheter’ these new founders of OpenLeaks'  have stated their intentions to very well keep up with the flow secrets exposing methods though they were not particularly happy with the methods Assange used himself.

Operation Payback Again Fails another Massive Attack on Amazon and Paypal in Wikileaks Revenge

The momentarily created group of several anonymous online hackers started the ‘take down’ of several websites in so-called "revenge" for abruptly cutting of their businesses with WikiLeaks. This Friday saw another of a vicious attempt made in this regard which was, up till now, the most daring attack– and yet it failed. Amazon, unanimously known as the world's best and largest online retailer, was the focal point and high priority target for these hacktivist groups, these efforts organized by a group who calls itself ‘Anonymous,’ which is also strongly believed to be behind this week's several attacks on other noticeable websites as well, which also include serious financial websites such as PayPal and MasterCard.

Wikileaks Declares No Connection with Any Cyber Attacks On Its Adversaries

This Friday WikiLeaks made a public announcement stating that it had no links what so ever to any kind of cyber attacks laid on global companies considered to be the enemies of WikiLeaks and cleverly they state that the people behind WikiLeaks do neither supported nor condemned this online campaign against the haters of WikiLeaks. This statement on the website Wikileaks itself from their spokesman Kristinn Hrafnsson declared that the attacks were "a reflection of public opinion on the actions of the targets."

Human Rights Head at United Nations Shows Her 'Concern' On the Pressure Put On Wikileaks

The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights has expressed her concerns over the reports presented on the matter of government’s pressure on Internet service providers and several other companies to cutting their affiliations and denying any business with the website; WikiLeaks. Evening of this Friday, International Human Rights Day, she explain that difficult questions have been raised in regard of balance of freedom of information; where ‘the right of people to know,’ and ‘the need to protect national security,’ are among key concerns of the matter at hand.

Paypal Block Assange’s Account for Wikileaks Donations

On December 4, PayPal has made a very bold announcement that it has permanently banned the account of WikiLeaks, from its database, hence denying any donations made to the website. For the moment, no particular reasons were disclosed by the company. Except stating that Assange had violated the PayPal Acceptable Use Policy, which prohibits using a PayPal account to promote or facilitate illegal activity.

Wikileaks Continues Its Cables Even After Several Serious Bumps on the Road

WikiLeaks published has just release another set of cables this Wednesday, despite the major arrest its founder on sex allegations, who is jailed at the moment. A daring message was also posted online which said that the secret-spilling website will surely keep working, and as they say publicizing leaks, despite the arrest.

Leaked US Cables Makes Very Sensitive International Allegations

This Sunday, several documents of State Department were leaked referring to a hidden world of secretive international diplomacy, involving surprising statements from several well-known world leaders and specific U.S. pressure strategies targeting few highlighted countries, such as Afghanistan, Iran and North Korea.

These classified diplomatic cables were published at an online ‘whistle-blower’ website, WikiLeaks, and were reported by several different news organizations based in United States and Europe endowing with very critical evaluation of range of foreign leaders, from U.S. allies such as Germany and Italy to even the nations like Libya, Iran and Afghanistan.