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No one’s secrets are safe from the website Wikileaks

Posted By: admin 15 April, 2010

No one’s secrets are safe from the website Wikileaks: When it comes to uncovering secrets, Wikileaks spares no one. Hollywood celebrities, the Kenyan police and the Church of Scientology have all endured embarrassing disclosures and now it is the US military’s turn.

(Via Tech and Web from Times Online.)

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