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'Anybody who leaks classified information will be held to the highest degree of law'

WikiLeaks released thousands of documents that described the CIA's discussions on hacking techniques

WikiLeaks documents show the premier US spy agency considered a 'mission' against connected car technology

The step-by-step guide to skip Windows 8 activation key is among the trove of documents leaked by WikiLeaks

Latest Wkileaks report suggests CIA can use your TV to spy on you

Group posts nearly 9,000 documents, calling it the largest-ever publication of secret intelligence materials

The 45-year-old founder of the secret-spilling website has been at the Ecuadoran embassy in London since 2012

Washington has maintained the threat of prosecuting the Wikileaks founder

Snowden was not on Obama's list of commutations or pardons

Assange has been living in Ecuadoran embassy in London since June 2012 to avoid extradition to Sweden

President-elect's backpedaling comes ahead of a Senate hearing today

Wikileaks founder was questioned for two days at the Ecuadorian embassy in London in November

An Ecuadoran prosecutor will quiz the founder of the secret-spilling website at the red-brick building

Manning was sentenced to 35 years in prison for handing classified documents to anti-secrecy website WikiLeaks

The 45-year-old Australian has been holed up in the embassy since June 2012

WikiLeaks has been one of the most prominent internet outlets to post and promote hacked Democratic Party materials

The anti-secrecy website has published thousands of emails from the head of Hillary Clinton’s campaign team account

Clinton is shown in the speeches offering opinions on financial regulations and negative effects of WikiLeaks

Assange pledges he would not be muzzled as he sought to raise "an army" of supporters to join in defence of WikiLeaks

The organization would publish around one million documents related to three governments and the US election

An anniversary party in Berlin will commemorate the 2006 registration of the domain name wikileaks.org

The most important single collection of material we have published is the US diplomatic cable series

Asked if the data could be a game-changer in the election, the Australian told Fox News 'I think it’s significant'

We have appealed the decision to keep him remanded in custody in absentia, says his lawyer

Links to the 29 recordings were posted on Twitter

Both Britain and Sweden have angrily disputed findings of UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention

The “event” is not described in the transcript placed on the Wikileaks website on Saturday

Issues surrounding such surveillance are hotly debated in Germany, a country with raw memories of state snooping

Assange, 44, took refuge at the embassy in June 2012 to avoid extradition to Sweden

The Times said the UN panel had also accused Ecuador of routine torture and arbitrary detention

Assange should be able to claim compensation from Britain and Sweden over his time in the embassy, panel adds

Australian national has been holed up in Ecuadoran embassy since June 2012 to avoid arrest and extradition to Sweden

WikiLeaks founder said earlier that he expected to be treated as a free man if the panel rules in his favour

The documents released so far have included a contact list, policy recommendations on Afghanistan and Pakistan

WikiLeaks has not said how many of Brennan’s documents it has, but boasted it will release more over the coming days

WikiLeaks says that Brennan had used the account occasionally for several intelligence-related projects

Assange faces arrest if he tries to leave the Ecuadoran embassy in London

Assange has been holed up in the Ecuador embassy in London since 2012

Obama held a telephone conversation with Japanese PM Shinzo Abe and said he was very sorry

With so much data at its disposal, the US still seemed to be unaware that Mullah Omar was deceased all this while

WikiLeaks said Friday it had intercepts revealing years-long spying by NSA on Japanese officials & major companies.

Archive includes the officially declassified memos - which WikiLeaks referred to as the "Kissinger Cables."

Paracha is alleged of having offered his media network for al Qaeda propaganda.

Names of Abu Ahmad alKuwaiti and Abu Faraj alLibbi appear in the files.

Al Qaeda chose Karachi as the workshop for its media and financial operations, strategic planning and hideout.

Algerian national alJazairi insists he was not involved in Sheraton bombings, other attacks.

Jamaat is listed as an associated force with which al Qaeda or Taliban have or had a relationship.

Wikileaks founder, in interview to Times Now, says he believes Indian PM is misleading the nation about Wikileaks.

Prime Minister insists Pakistan’s nuclear programme is in safe hands.

Files reveal Adil Hadi was on payroll of British, Canadian secret services.