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A WikiLeaks representative accompanied NSA whistle-blower Edward Snowden on his asylum flight this weekend.

The National Security Agency whistle-blower is reportedly headed ultimately for South America.

The petition to pardon the whistle-blower passed the necessary 100,000 signatures.

Yes, the NSA PRISM leak was in the interests of the public, and, yes, Edward Snowden should be prosecuted.

Unanswered questions surrounding the reported death of BuzzFeed’s Michael Hastings, 33, have sparked wild conspiracy theories on Reddit and Twitter.

For the second week in a row, “The Hangover Part 3,” was the top downloaded movie on BitTorrent.

Live updates from confessed leaker Edward Snowden's Q&A. He said that no matter what happens to him, more revelations are coming.

A good portion of Bradley Manning's trial will be closed to the public, because it involves classified information.

The "Kissinger Cables" are an impressive collection of documents, but not compared to past releases. Is WikiLeaks losing its edge?

Late Sunday, the infamous publisher of secret classified documents launched the Public Library of U.S. Diplomacy, or PlusD.

The WikiLeaks whistle-blower read a 35-page statement explaining his decision to release classified information to the anti-secrecy website.

Manning revealed on Thursday that he originally tried to make the information available to the New York Times and the Washington Post.

The young Wikileaks whistleblower is back in court this week, only days after spending his 1,000th day in jail without trial.

A look at the 15 men who have spearheaded U.S. and NATO efforts to rout the Taliban in Afghanistan.

Two of the biggest names in the Internet freedom debate, The Pirate Bay and WikiLeaks, are connected in the release of the infamous “Collateral Murder” video.

Oscar-winning documentarian Alex Gibney talks clerical abuse in the Catholic Church, juggling multiple projects, and his top-secret Lance Armstrong documentary.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is running for the Australian Senate this year, despite being cooped up in an Ecuadorean Embassy in London.

The story of WikiLeaks and its founder, Julian Assange, is getting the film treatment from Dreamworks. While the real Assange is remains in an Ecuadorian embassy, Benedict Cumberbatch will be portraying him in a movie that began filming this week.

In a pretrial hearing on Wednesday, military prosecutors said they plan to use new evidence against Pfc. Bradley Manning, claiming that the information he allegedly sent to WikiLeaks was at one point seen by Osama bin Laden.

Five top themes were technology highlights of 2012, from low chip demand to online security.

A new website backed by Daniel Ellsberg and John Perry Barlow is raising funds for embattled WikiLeaks, Julian Assange's controversial site.

James McAvoy is slated to star in an upcoming drama about WikiLeaks and a number of other high-profile films.

Bradley Manning, the soldier accused of leaking thousands of classified documents to WikiLeaks, is offering to plead guilty to some charges.

Newly declassified emails reveal what the State Department knew following the Sept. 11 attacks on the Libyan embassy that killed ambassador Christopher Stevens and members of his staff.

WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange Wednesday mocked U.S. President Barack Obama for advocating the freedom of expression in the Middle East while "persecuting" WikiLeaks for “hacking” the diplomatic cables.

A hacker that claimed to be a part of the group Anonymous published a text file on the Internet Thursday in an apparent retaliation for the arrest of ex-Anonymous spokesman Barrett Brown. Talking Points Memo reports that the document (which you can find here) contains the authentic names, credit card data and other information about a random series of 13 government employees.

A judge backs plaintiffs who said the National Defense Authorization Act of 2011 could lead to their being indefinitely detained, dealing a blow to the Obama administration.

The FBI's Next Generation Identification would use photographs and biometric data to help law enforcement entities nationwide identify "persons of interest." If NGI's early stages are any indication of where it's heading, privacy advocates and ordinary citizens are right to fear it.

Iran and North Korea announced expansion of bilateral ties Saturday after reaching a scientific and technological cooperation agreement which, according to Iran's Supreme Leader Sayyed Ali Hosseini Khamenei, has brought the two countries with "common enemies" closer.