It seems that even the banking blockade, though has been hitting Wikileaks quite significantly does not falter the goal of Wikileaks and that is by publishing things that aren’t meant for publication. Wikileaks plan on releasing ‘Global Intelligence Files’ ehich are a series of intercepted email from a Texas based security consulting firm – Stratfor, known for it’s ties to big corportation such as Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Raytheon and various other government agencies such as US Department of Homeland Security, the US Marines and the US Defense Intelligence Agency. Read more

Well it may seem to be a little late for this, but let’s just say I found out about it after some noise were made on twitter about sept 16. Yes Wikileaks has been there a long time, we’re quite aware of that, but recent releases makes things a little interesting… Read more

Balls of steel can be used to describe someone’s nerve, however in this context, when we say balls of steel we don’t mean it in a analogical sort of way, we meant it literally. Yes, Pentagon’s secret weapon is a couple of Balls made of Steel, not just any normal balls, these are LIGHTNING generating BALLS. Read more

Personally we at W//W are getting tired of all the hacking and cyber attack stories, that was not why we created Wirawan Web for, but nevertheless this news is just too big for us ignore. LulzSec notorious for hacking and leaking user information of PBS, Sony and other, are now teaming up with the Anonymous collective. Read more

The Singaporean government is making their publicly available government data more accessible to the public and especially to the developers. At launch more than 5000 publicly-available datasets from 50 public agencies can be found at data.gov.sg which ranges from traffic data, weather data to hawker center locations. Read more

According the scheduled release by hacktivist group Anonymous, the attack on Malaysian government websites were to take place around 3:00a.m. this morning. Here is a recap of what when on. Read more

It seems that the leaked document regarding site blockades is genuine after all as MCMC/SKMM today responded to the censorship allegation via TheStar, a mainstream Malaysian Newspaper. Read more

The Star reported yesterday that the government just launch a website for public to check and compare prices. Public consumers can now compare the prices of goods sold at over 1,255 retail outlets nationwide. Read more