Wikileaks

Invited lecture for 90 minutes to 20-plus seniors at the Frances Pew Hayes Center for Lifelong Learning, Hodges University, Naples, FL

Transcript

1. WikiLeaks
2. Presenter Michael A. Rodriguez, MLIS E-Learning Librarian @HodgesU Social Media Manager @ALA_LITA Professional Trainer & Consultant shelverscove.wordpress.com topshelvr@gmail.com
3. WikiLeaks is an international new media organization whose mission is to publish classified or other undisclosed information of public interest that is leaked by anonymous sources. Working Definition
4. Wikileaks Facts •  Motto: We Open Governments •  Founded by Australian hacker Julian Assange in 2006 •  Organizational model •  Times and places •  Misconceptions
5. Major Leaks •  April 5, 2010 – Apache helicopter attack video leaked •  July 25, 2010 – Afghan War Diary leaked •  October 22, 2010 – Iraq War Logs leaked •  November 28, 2010 – State Department cables leaked •  June 6, 2013 – NSA surveillance documents leaked •  April 16, 2015 – Sony emails posted on WikiLeaks
7. How the Technology Works •  SSL •  PGP •  FreeNet •  Tor
8. https://wikileaks.org/
9. Julian Assange
10. Daniel Domscheit-Berg
13. Sarah Harrison
14. Chelsea Manning
15. Edward Snowden
16. Where Are They Now?
17. How does Wikileaks impact the United States and the world?
18. The Wikileaks Brand
20. Tunisia
22. Is Wikileaks a security threat or a public service?
23. Conducting Espionage?
24. Jeopardizing National Security?
25. Endangering Informants?
26. Kenya Exposing Malfeasance?
27. Exposing Surveillance?
28. Transparency
29. How does the rise of WikiLeaks tie into broader concerns about hacking, surveillance, and Internet security?
30. The Wikileaks Effect
31. Hacktivism
33. Cyber Warfare
34. Cyber Crime
35. Online Privacy
36. Cyber Security
38. Future of WikiLeaks
39. Conclusions