“Leaks had a twofold purpose in Assange’s view: They empowered the regime’s enemies with damning facts. But more important, they induced the regime to stop communicating internally, a kind of calcification of its circulatory system more deadly than any outside… — Andy Greenberg Copy Share Image
“Leaks had a twofold purpose in Assange’s view: They empowered the regime’s enemies with damning facts. But more important, they induced the regime to… — Andy Greenberg Copy Share Image
“We don’t yet know the names of the architects who will build the next upgrade to the secret-killing machine. But we’ll know them by… — Andy Greenberg Copy Share Image
“Vietnam had never been a true civil war. It was a war of conquest, initiated and perpetuated for more than two decades by the… — Andy Greenberg Copy Share Image
“With all their variation in goals and means, OpenLeaks, IMMI, BalkanLeaks, GlobaLeaks, and even Jones’s OpenWatch smartphone apps are all stepchildren of a movement… — Andy Greenberg Copy Share Image
“The barriers to modern megaleakers like Manning have crumbled: They needn’t spend a year photocopying. They needn’t be Eagle Scouts or war heroes who… — Andy Greenberg Copy Share Image
“The forces that caught Manning are real and significant: The greatest vulnerability for any leaker remains his or her human connections. But the lesson… — Andy Greenberg Copy Share Image
“Since September eleventh, the government’s rhetoric has been that if you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to worry about,” says Jones with… — Andy Greenberg Copy Share Image
“So what should be secret, then? “Every situation is different,” he (Domscheit-Berg) answers. “Drawing the line is the toughest question in this field.” — Andy Greenberg Copy Share Image
