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Strange things about WikiLeaks

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Kimmo Huosionmaa

WikiLeaks has brought to the people know the things, what the government would want to hide, but there is one big mystery in this website: why it is not banned by DDOS-attacks? When the governments and private security corporations Emails were delivered to WikiLeaks, it was targeted the short period DDOS-attack, and in some claiming, some of the files were removed or changed during the attack, and in those files were some very interesting knowledge of the co-operation between governmental and private security corporations, what are actually intelligence agencies.


Somebody has even claimed, that the  CIA has been behind the WikiLeaks and the reason, why almost all the files, what are published in those sites are American origin, but the thing is made for confessing the audience, that the USA would be the primary target for those uncovered secrets. This means that the purpose of publishing those papers is meant for countenancing the persons, who want to steal the papers from the Pentagon or NSA send them to WikiLeaks, where counterintelligence has very easy to find those documents, and then I must say that those files can be used to track the information thief.


This means that in every single file may have the unique code, what is unseen for normal computers. But if the person has the right program, would the number of the handler be seen on the screen. And that number allows tracking the person, who has been downloaded that file, and also foreign partners have their own numbers, that the NSA can track the persons, who deliver the secret material to the Internet. That's why those papers must no be delivered to the Internet.


Those PDF-files seems like the normal, but the NSA:s main computer makes there the covered digital signature in those files. That's why everybody must know, that there are many secrets, what is very interesting, but those papers are meant for confidential. And in the real world, we must ask, is it better to track people by using electronic equipment, or is it more comfortable to make a very large police force, what comes to the people's home for searching the missing persons. This is one argument for supporting the surveillance of the people. But sometimes is clearly seen, that the terrorist attacks are supporting the growing security business.


Those corporations collect very much data, and that can be used for many things. If the information, that is collecting by using Trapwire, would contain business secrets, and somebody would sell those secrets,  some corporations will get very much benefits in their work. And this is one of the most concerning things in the world. If some private intelligence would sell those pictures and data, that would give the very good position for that corporation, that buys those pictures and data from the security corporations.


If some corporations would get too close cooperation with the government, that company would allow accessing the data, what is only reserved for governmental purposes. This means that the surveillance cameras can also collect data from the screens, and in those cases, there would be no sign of the security leak. So those servers data security, what operates surveillance cameras must be extremely highly secured. If the information would leak from secured areas, the benefits, what some company would get are extremely high.

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