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El tamañio de los círculos esproporcional al número de cables enviados desde cada país. 10.000 5.000 1.000 100 Color de Hasta 3.000 los círculos Más de 3.000 Rusia 3.558 3.039 ESPAÑA 3.651 Francia 3.802 Turquía 9.562 China 9.300 apón 5.798 Embajada de Madrid 3.620 Irak 514 11.186 Italia 3.012 5.411 ait Egipt 4.164 India 3.906 EAU de Barcelona 31 Jordania 4.312 Tailandia 3.219 086 ● Nigeria Vietnam 3.102 4.521 án 3.078 Sri Lanka 3.325 Indonesia 3.226 LAS EMBAJADAS QUE M CABLES ENVIARON Fuera de EE UU S ENVIO DE CABLES DESDE MADRID La mayoríafueron enviados entre 2004y 2010. 928 7.918 6.677 753 766 5.697 4.312 3.775 3.717 3.620 3.456 3.376 3.325 391 384 311 76 Ankara Bagdad Tokio Ammán París Kuwait MADRID American Moscú Colombo Institute (Rusia) (SriLanka) 1966-85 1986-03 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 (Turquía) (rak) (Japón) (Jordania) (Francia) Taiwan (China)
El tamañio de los círculos esproporcional al número de cables enviados desde cada país. 10.000 5.000 1.000 100 Color de Hasta 3.000 los círculos Más de 3.000 Rusia 3.558 3.039 ESPAÑA 3.651 Francia 3.802 Turquía 9.562 China 9.300 apón 5.798 Embajada de Madrid 3.620 Irak 514 11.186 Italia 3.012 5.411 ait Egipt 4.164 India 3.906 EAU de Barcelona 31 Jordania 4.312 Tailandia 3.219 086 ● Nigeria Vietnam 3.102 4.521 án 3.078 Sri Lanka 3.325 Indonesia 3.226 LAS EMBAJADAS QUE M CABLES ENVIARON Fuera de EE UU S ENVIO DE CABLES DESDE MADRID La mayoríafueron enviados entre 2004y 2010. 928 7.918 6.677 753 766 5.697 4.312 3.775 3.717 3.620 3.456 3.376 3.325 391 384 311 76 Ankara Bagdad Tokio Ammán París Kuwait MADRID American Moscú Colombo Institute (Rusia) (SriLanka) 1966-85 1986-03 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 (Turquía) (rak) (Japón) (Jordania) (Francia) Taiwan (China)

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Number of Wikileaks cables from each city 5000 1001-5000 501 1000 101 - 500 1-100 Size of each symbol represents the number of cables in the Wikileaks dataset sent from each city. Washington DC has been omitted from the map. www.geospace.co.uk Mark Graham, Oxford Internet Institute
Number of Wikileaks cables from each city 5000 1001-5000 501 1000 101 - 500 1-100 Size of each symbol represents the number of cables in the Wikileaks dataset sent from each city. Washington DC has been omitted from the map. www.geospace.co.uk Mark Graham, Oxford Internet Institute

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WHAT THE F**K IS WIKILEAKS? The word is getting tossed around like confetti these days, but many of us are still in the dark as to what it's all about. WikiLeaks is a whistle-blowing website that publishes sensitive materials from governments and other high-profile organizations. Where do they get their information and how does it work? By far the most common, and most damaging, source of leaks is insiders who secretly collect the information and then send it to WikiLeaks. Insiders might do this out of a sense of justice or as a form of retaliation against an employer UPLORD In the case of the Sarah Palin Yahoo! email account and the Climate Research Unit email account, a hacker had to break into the accounts and steal the emails. In the case of the British National Party membership list, the web site for the organization accidentally posted its membership list on its web site for a short period of time, and someone snagged a copy before it disappeared. WikiLeaks aims at being a safe place for airing documentation of corporate or governmental misdeeds. It is a safe haven for anyone, anywhere in the world, to submit sensitive information that can then be read by the public, with the ultimate aims being transparency and justice through public communication. A Cable is an old diplomatic term meaning a communica- tion between a diplomatic post and another diplomatic post sent over a secure system. These cables are rated a And classified by amount: 97 Every cable is tagged with a relevant subject. PINR Intelligence Confidential Unclassified fficial use only Secret 28,760 PTER Terrorists and terrorism 49016 ECON c conditio Confidential/NOFORN4,678 ment affairs External political relations NOFORN Not Releasable None of the documents are to Foreign Nationals released by WikiLeaks are The people behind WikiLeaks WikiLeaks is an independent global group of uncompensated, accredited journalists, software programmers, network engineers, mathematicians and others who are dedicated to free press. WikiLeaks consists of 5 people working full-time and around 800 people other contributors. Who is Julian Assange? Julian Assange is the founder, editor- in-chief, and spokesperson of WikiLeaks. Assange has been hacking since the age of 16 and was also a programmer eloper of softwar Feb 2008: WikiLeaks faces government censorship and was ordered to shut down public access to the entire site Jan 2007: WikiLeaks is Nov 25, 2009: WikiLeaks began to post paper messages that were sent on September 11th, 2001. n order to expose the unethical behavior in their gov- corporations. Jul 2007: U.S. Army Intelligence analyst Spc. Bradley Manning allegedly uses his top secret clearance to access classified video of a military operation and transfer it to his personal computer Timeline Apr 5, 2010: A video posted by WikiLeaks shows a U.S. helicopter gunship firing on and killing two jour- nalists and a number of Iraqi civilians. Jun 7 2010: Manning is arrested for leaking the U.S. Helicopter attack video. Jul 6 2010: Manning is charged with 8 violations of the U.S. Criminal Code for illegally transferring classified data. Nov 28, 2010: "The Jester", a hacker, attacks WikiLeaks' servers shortly before the release of more classified information. Oct 15, 2010: Funding blocked claiming to have been Goverment Blacklisted. Oct 22 2010: Publishes nearly 400,00 classified military docu ments from the Iraq war including numbers of Iraqi civilians killed Iran's role in supporting Iraqi mili- tants, and many accounts of abuse by Iraqi's army and police. Jul 25 2010: Wikileaks.org posts 76,000 classified documents related to the Afghanistan war such as the hunt for Osama bin Laden to Afghan civilian deaths resulting from US military actions. Nov 28, 2010: WikiLeaks 250,000 leaked U.S. em- bassy cables dating back to 1966 and will continue to release them over the Nov 30, 2010: WikiLeaks comes under another attack designed to make it unavailable Dec 1, 2010: Amazon, whose servers have been among those hosting WikiLeaks, discontinues hosting it Dec 6, 2010: The U.S. govern ment has authorized significant actions related to the criminal information provided by: www.OnlineSchools.org http:/ leaks ttp:/ ttp://www.time.com/time/world/articl 2028734 peign ny Ricky Li http://www.cbsnews.com/830-503543-162.20025271. 503543.html?tag. Ltest
WHAT THE F**K IS WIKILEAKS? The word is getting tossed around like confetti these days, but many of us are still in the dark as to what it's all about. WikiLeaks is a whistle-blowing website that publishes sensitive materials from governments and other high-profile organizations. Where do they get their information and how does it work? By far the most common, and most damaging, source of leaks is insiders who secretly collect the information and then send it to WikiLeaks. Insiders might do this out of a sense of justice or as a form of retaliation against an employer UPLORD In the case of the Sarah Palin Yahoo! email account and the Climate Research Unit email account, a hacker had to break into the accounts and steal the emails. In the case of the British National Party membership list, the web site for the organization accidentally posted its membership list on its web site for a short period of time, and someone snagged a copy before it disappeared. WikiLeaks aims at being a safe place for airing documentation of corporate or governmental misdeeds. It is a safe haven for anyone, anywhere in the world, to submit sensitive information that can then be read by the public, with the ultimate aims being transparency and justice through public communication. A Cable is an old diplomatic term meaning a communica- tion between a diplomatic post and another diplomatic post sent over a secure system. These cables are rated a And classified by amount: 97 Every cable is tagged with a relevant subject. PINR Intelligence Confidential Unclassified fficial use only Secret 28,760 PTER Terrorists and terrorism 49016 ECON c conditio Confidential/NOFORN4,678 ment affairs External political relations NOFORN Not Releasable None of the documents are to Foreign Nationals released by WikiLeaks are The people behind WikiLeaks WikiLeaks is an independent global group of uncompensated, accredited journalists, software programmers, network engineers, mathematicians and others who are dedicated to free press. WikiLeaks consists of 5 people working full-time and around 800 people other contributors. Who is Julian Assange? Julian Assange is the founder, editor- in-chief, and spokesperson of WikiLeaks. Assange has been hacking since the age of 16 and was also a programmer eloper of softwar Feb 2008: WikiLeaks faces government censorship and was ordered to shut down public access to the entire site Jan 2007: WikiLeaks is Nov 25, 2009: WikiLeaks began to post paper messages that were sent on September 11th, 2001. n order to expose the unethical behavior in their gov- corporations. Jul 2007: U.S. Army Intelligence analyst Spc. Bradley Manning allegedly uses his top secret clearance to access classified video of a military operation and transfer it to his personal computer Timeline Apr 5, 2010: A video posted by WikiLeaks shows a U.S. helicopter gunship firing on and killing two jour- nalists and a number of Iraqi civilians. Jun 7 2010: Manning is arrested for leaking the U.S. Helicopter attack video. Jul 6 2010: Manning is charged with 8 violations of the U.S. Criminal Code for illegally transferring classified data. Nov 28, 2010: "The Jester", a hacker, attacks WikiLeaks' servers shortly before the release of more classified information. Oct 15, 2010: Funding blocked claiming to have been Goverment Blacklisted. Oct 22 2010: Publishes nearly 400,00 classified military docu ments from the Iraq war including numbers of Iraqi civilians killed Iran's role in supporting Iraqi mili- tants, and many accounts of abuse by Iraqi's army and police. Jul 25 2010: Wikileaks.org posts 76,000 classified documents related to the Afghanistan war such as the hunt for Osama bin Laden to Afghan civilian deaths resulting from US military actions. Nov 28, 2010: WikiLeaks 250,000 leaked U.S. em- bassy cables dating back to 1966 and will continue to release them over the Nov 30, 2010: WikiLeaks comes under another attack designed to make it unavailable Dec 1, 2010: Amazon, whose servers have been among those hosting WikiLeaks, discontinues hosting it Dec 6, 2010: The U.S. govern ment has authorized significant actions related to the criminal information provided by: www.OnlineSchools.org http:/ leaks ttp:/ ttp://www.time.com/time/world/articl 2028734 peign ny Ricky Li http://www.cbsnews.com/830-503543-162.20025271. 503543.html?tag. Ltest

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THE QUEST TO PLUG WIKILEAKS CHALLENGES FACING THE LEAKERS LEGAL TECHNICAL OR CORPORATE POLITICAL ARREST Assange was arrested on December 7 in relation to sex crimes charges in Sweden. He was granted bail by a British judge ten DONALD RUMSFIELD Former U.S. Secretary of Defense "I was a co-sponsor of Freedonm There is an appropriate and U.S. AIR FORCE The Air Force confirmed that it has blocked all of their military computers from being able to access sites that have published the full cables. l process for decla The bail conditions: a $300,000 cash deposit two sureties of $30,000, and strict conditions material. It is not DIANNE FEINSTEIN PROSECUTION Should the United States pursue a case against Assange beyond the constraints of the Espionage Act, the Justice Department may look for proof The release of these d damages our national interests and puts innocent lives at risk PAYPAL Permanently restricted WikiLeak's PayPal account due to a violation of the company's POSTFINANCE The Swiss bank closed Julian Assange's accounts, instrumental fundraising tools for WikiLeaks, after accusing him of providing false information. JOE LIEBERMAN Independent U.S. Senator and Chairman of the Senate Committee on Homeland that the whistleblower colluded with Private Bradley ted for espionag Manning, who allegedly stole the U.S. diplomatic cables, and charge him with conspiracy Governmental Affairs ERIC BESSON "I call on any other company or MASTERCARD AND VISA Both credit card companies ANTI-WIKILEAKS BILL On Decembver 9, The House introduced a bill called The SHIELD Act (Securing Human Intelligence and Enforcing Lawful Dissemination), that would make it EVERYDNS.NET to immediately terminate its relationship with them. The DNS service provider ended support for the site after receiving numerous DDos attacks. helping to keep Wikileaks online blocked donations to the site. AMAZON content from its servers. the names of mili TABLEAU SOFTWARE offers free software for data visualisation, ECA POUITICAL DIFFICULTY PROSECUTING WHY THE LEAKS WILL CONTINUE http:// UNITED NATIONS Frank LaRue, U.N. Special BRADLEY MANNING Army Private DOMAIN CHANGE information rela the classified U.S, diplomatic cables among other military logs, and has e was pulled fr aks moved to Wikileaks.ch, a TECHNICAL OR CORPORATE so There have been discussions on whether or not Assange, as the figurehead of WikiLeaks, can of the person that made the leak and not of the media that ase is believed to have been based on foreign policy RON PAUL On December 3rd, he spoke DNS SERVER TACTIC THE PEOPLE SPEAK There has been a global grassroots-level reaction people all over the world are taking to the streets THE BIG5 THINGS TO CONSIDER: To evade shut-down, WikiLeaks has set up in 14 different domain name servers in 14 countries. e major news organizations have HACKTIVISTS I lea ing was done overseas, outside the ven the domain name providers a re confuse bring down WikiLeaks and Il of the anti- lican U.S. Representative Le Monde (Fran WikiLeaks efforts, the 3,000- person anonymous group that together to execute hacker o rally for the whist ut in support of WikiLeaks: a free society, we're supposed know the truth... emen The Guardian (Britain mendment actual Wikileaks people on the backend, but third-parties who are coordinati DNS effort for them..." in acks on many where truth becomes treason mation that directly relates to national defense. All five news outlets have been PayPal are among the targeted. working together with WikiLeaks redactions of their publications MIRROR SITES than just WikiLeaks would be held accountable WE WILL NOT BE SILENCEO "It criminalizes not merely the disclosure of ICELAND ener e, WikiLeak supporters Committee is asking Mastercard and isa for proof that there were legal grounds for blocking the donations. WikiLeaks' that host exact copies of the encrypted cache of payment processor 256-bit at i wou SO word, the Espionag legal action against 2,194 Wl A COLLABORATION BETWEEN GOOD AND
THE QUEST TO PLUG WIKILEAKS CHALLENGES FACING THE LEAKERS LEGAL TECHNICAL OR CORPORATE POLITICAL ARREST Assange was arrested on December 7 in relation to sex crimes charges in Sweden. He was granted bail by a British judge ten DONALD RUMSFIELD Former U.S. Secretary of Defense "I was a co-sponsor of Freedonm There is an appropriate and U.S. AIR FORCE The Air Force confirmed that it has blocked all of their military computers from being able to access sites that have published the full cables. l process for decla The bail conditions: a $300,000 cash deposit two sureties of $30,000, and strict conditions material. It is not DIANNE FEINSTEIN PROSECUTION Should the United States pursue a case against Assange beyond the constraints of the Espionage Act, the Justice Department may look for proof The release of these d damages our national interests and puts innocent lives at risk PAYPAL Permanently restricted WikiLeak's PayPal account due to a violation of the company's POSTFINANCE The Swiss bank closed Julian Assange's accounts, instrumental fundraising tools for WikiLeaks, after accusing him of providing false information. JOE LIEBERMAN Independent U.S. Senator and Chairman of the Senate Committee on Homeland that the whistleblower colluded with Private Bradley ted for espionag Manning, who allegedly stole the U.S. diplomatic cables, and charge him with conspiracy Governmental Affairs ERIC BESSON "I call on any other company or MASTERCARD AND VISA Both credit card companies ANTI-WIKILEAKS BILL On Decembver 9, The House introduced a bill called The SHIELD Act (Securing Human Intelligence and Enforcing Lawful Dissemination), that would make it EVERYDNS.NET to immediately terminate its relationship with them. The DNS service provider ended support for the site after receiving numerous DDos attacks. helping to keep Wikileaks online blocked donations to the site. AMAZON content from its servers. the names of mili TABLEAU SOFTWARE offers free software for data visualisation, ECA POUITICAL DIFFICULTY PROSECUTING WHY THE LEAKS WILL CONTINUE http:// UNITED NATIONS Frank LaRue, U.N. Special BRADLEY MANNING Army Private DOMAIN CHANGE information rela the classified U.S, diplomatic cables among other military logs, and has e was pulled fr aks moved to Wikileaks.ch, a TECHNICAL OR CORPORATE so There have been discussions on whether or not Assange, as the figurehead of WikiLeaks, can of the person that made the leak and not of the media that ase is believed to have been based on foreign policy RON PAUL On December 3rd, he spoke DNS SERVER TACTIC THE PEOPLE SPEAK There has been a global grassroots-level reaction people all over the world are taking to the streets THE BIG5 THINGS TO CONSIDER: To evade shut-down, WikiLeaks has set up in 14 different domain name servers in 14 countries. e major news organizations have HACKTIVISTS I lea ing was done overseas, outside the ven the domain name providers a re confuse bring down WikiLeaks and Il of the anti- lican U.S. Representative Le Monde (Fran WikiLeaks efforts, the 3,000- person anonymous group that together to execute hacker o rally for the whist ut in support of WikiLeaks: a free society, we're supposed know the truth... emen The Guardian (Britain mendment actual Wikileaks people on the backend, but third-parties who are coordinati DNS effort for them..." in acks on many where truth becomes treason mation that directly relates to national defense. All five news outlets have been PayPal are among the targeted. working together with WikiLeaks redactions of their publications MIRROR SITES than just WikiLeaks would be held accountable WE WILL NOT BE SILENCEO "It criminalizes not merely the disclosure of ICELAND ener e, WikiLeak supporters Committee is asking Mastercard and isa for proof that there were legal grounds for blocking the donations. WikiLeaks' that host exact copies of the encrypted cache of payment processor 256-bit at i wou SO word, the Espionag legal action against 2,194 Wl A COLLABORATION BETWEEN GOOD AND

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The WikiLeaks cables A look at the 251,287 U.S. embassy cables leaked recently: Few cables secretCable origin, top sources Confidential SecretConfidentialUnclassified State Dept., Washington, D.C U.S. Embassy, Ankara U.S. Embassy, Baghdad U.S. Embassy, lokyo U.S. Embassy, Amman U.S. Embassy, Paris Countries most discussed 101,748 8,017 7,918 Unclassified 133,887 Secret 15,652 6,677 5,697 . Time frame Oldest cable from 1966; newest, February 2010; most written in the past few years 4,312 3,775 Top subjects discussed External political relations Iraq 15,365 Internal governmental affairs Human rights Economic conditions Iran 10,093 Terrorists, terrorism Afghanistan 7,095 Source: WikiLeaks Graphic: Judy Treible © 2010 MCT
The WikiLeaks cables A look at the 251,287 U.S. embassy cables leaked recently: Few cables secretCable origin, top sources Confidential SecretConfidentialUnclassified State Dept., Washington, D.C U.S. Embassy, Ankara U.S. Embassy, Baghdad U.S. Embassy, lokyo U.S. Embassy, Amman U.S. Embassy, Paris Countries most discussed 101,748 8,017 7,918 Unclassified 133,887 Secret 15,652 6,677 5,697 . Time frame Oldest cable from 1966; newest, February 2010; most written in the past few years 4,312 3,775 Top subjects discussed External political relations Iraq 15,365 Internal governmental affairs Human rights Economic conditions Iran 10,093 Terrorists, terrorism Afghanistan 7,095 Source: WikiLeaks Graphic: Judy Treible © 2010 MCT

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Where are the Wikileaks cables from? The Wikileaks data covers a specific chunk of leaked cables- it's not all cables sent over the period, but rather a selection. These are the top locations the cables were sent from 3,298 confidential The Moscow 4,043 unclassified First leaked cables from 2002 3,021 1,719 1,722 3,376 1,958 Tel Aviv Tokyo 3,297 ottawa 1,083 3,194 2,439 1,660 confidential 227 secret 3,810 unclassified First leaked cables from 2006 Tokyo 2,961 ng 3,775 5,697 Wa 6,677 Classification: ● Kathmandu 1,582 256 1,937 First leaked cables 3,116 2,278 ew 3,620 em Mexico 2,368 2,217 2,752 3,038 American Institute Taiwan, Taipei 3,456 2,285 Khartoum 1,675 2,890 1,686 3,078 2,941 2,325 Tegucigalpa 1,958 3,025 2,547 2,220 3,325 Caracas 1,984 ns Lagos 1,821 Quito 1,450 2,416 2,340 1,487 Addis Ababa 2,551 1,395 1,591 Rangoon 1,864 3,059 1,796 Madrid Classification: 898 confidential 103 secre 2,619 unc First leaked cables from 2004 Classification: 322 secret 1,853 unclassified First leaked cables 1,299 1,947 2,998 1,388 Pretoria 1,566 Classification: 4,127 c 1,158 secret 1,392 uncl First leaked cables from 2004 Classification: Santiago Buenos Aires 1464 2,233 1,726 c 421 secret 2,165 unclassified First leaked cables on 1,490 When were the Wikileaks cables sent? The selection of cables covers a period from the 1960s onwards but the bulk are from the last ten years 9/11 Invasion of Afghanistan 2000 2001 2002 How the Wikileaks cables were classified Keywords Every cable was tagged with relevant subjects. These are some of the top ones PREL (external political relations) 145,222 PGOV(internal government affairs) 122,954 ECON (economic conditions) Unclassified/ for official use only 49,016 Confidential Unclassified 58,095 11,322 PTER (terrorists and terrorism) 97,070 75,792 Confidential/ noforn 28,760 Secret/ETRD (foreign trade) forn 23,857 4,678 4,330 .35 PINR (intelligence)
Where are the Wikileaks cables from? The Wikileaks data covers a specific chunk of leaked cables- it's not all cables sent over the period, but rather a selection. These are the top locations the cables were sent from 3,298 confidential The Moscow 4,043 unclassified First leaked cables from 2002 3,021 1,719 1,722 3,376 1,958 Tel Aviv Tokyo 3,297 ottawa 1,083 3,194 2,439 1,660 confidential 227 secret 3,810 unclassified First leaked cables from 2006 Tokyo 2,961 ng 3,775 5,697 Wa 6,677 Classification: ● Kathmandu 1,582 256 1,937 First leaked cables 3,116 2,278 ew 3,620 em Mexico 2,368 2,217 2,752 3,038 American Institute Taiwan, Taipei 3,456 2,285 Khartoum 1,675 2,890 1,686 3,078 2,941 2,325 Tegucigalpa 1,958 3,025 2,547 2,220 3,325 Caracas 1,984 ns Lagos 1,821 Quito 1,450 2,416 2,340 1,487 Addis Ababa 2,551 1,395 1,591 Rangoon 1,864 3,059 1,796 Madrid Classification: 898 confidential 103 secre 2,619 unc First leaked cables from 2004 Classification: 322 secret 1,853 unclassified First leaked cables 1,299 1,947 2,998 1,388 Pretoria 1,566 Classification: 4,127 c 1,158 secret 1,392 uncl First leaked cables from 2004 Classification: Santiago Buenos Aires 1464 2,233 1,726 c 421 secret 2,165 unclassified First leaked cables on 1,490 When were the Wikileaks cables sent? The selection of cables covers a period from the 1960s onwards but the bulk are from the last ten years 9/11 Invasion of Afghanistan 2000 2001 2002 How the Wikileaks cables were classified Keywords Every cable was tagged with relevant subjects. These are some of the top ones PREL (external political relations) 145,222 PGOV(internal government affairs) 122,954 ECON (economic conditions) Unclassified/ for official use only 49,016 Confidential Unclassified 58,095 11,322 PTER (terrorists and terrorism) 97,070 75,792 Confidential/ noforn 28,760 Secret/ETRD (foreign trade) forn 23,857 4,678 4,330 .35 PINR (intelligence)

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