The President of Ecuador has taken to Twitter to deny reports he granted Julian Assange asylum
Thanks to help from CloudFlare, Wikileaks recovers from a DDoS attack
Number 10 and Scotland Yard named in leaked emails from Wikileaks
Wikileaks sites remain down, as does Demonoid, and Anonymous isn't happy
The second DDoS strike on WikiLeaks this year has taken its site offline, Assange's organisation says
WikiLeaks' Syria emails embarrass governments across the world, Assange claims
Assange says it is unlikely he will make his way to the nearest police station following a request from the…
South American country considering application, but police say he has breached bail conditions
European Court of Hunan Rights is Assange's last option, after a unanimous Supreme Court decision
WikiLeaks editor-in-chief keeps fighting on, as Assange lawyers head back to court
Assange loses his appeal at the Supreme Court, but he may find a way of avoiding extradition yet again
WikiLeaks sees its website go down, claiming a DDoS has been smashing the site for three days
Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales will help get government-backed research freely available online
FBI has supposedly captured senior members of LulzSec in the UK, Chicago and Ireland
The hacking collective has responded to arrests in Europe and South America by attacking the Interpol website
Newly released emails paint Stratfor as a clearing house for intelligence says Fahmida Y Rashid
WikiLeaks has begun publishing millions of emails thought to have been obtained from intelligence firm Stratfor in a December hack…
A decision in US federal court means Twitter will have to cooperate with prosecutors in their ongoing WikiLeaks probe
The theme of the pre-trial testimony of WikiLeaks source Bradley Manning is that US military security was lax
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has won the right to one further appeal to the Supreme Court
French social media publisher OWNI claims Amesys provided dissident-surveillance equipment to Libya
Commercial firms are watching every move, says WikiLeaks' Spy Files campaign
Security fears over SSL prompt Wikileaks to delay the launch of its online submission system
A court ruling ordering Twitter to hand over an Icelandic MP's private data has broader repercussions
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has lost his appeal against extradition to Sweden
Wikileaks will stop publishing leaked cables, as the payment companies' financial blockade takes its toll
The US federal government has launched new systems to protect classified government documents
A leaked diplomatic cable has reveal concern over Microsoft's links to the former Tunsian regime
WikiLeaks is preparing to bite the hand that feeds it publicity, for disclosing the password to its leaked cables
Wikileaks claims to have been the victim of another cyber attack following its biggest leak yet