This book is the best source for basic knowledge about WikiLeaks and its effects on media and government. "
-Publisher Weekly
"A thrilling writing about WikiLeaks and the figure behind it."
-Brisbane News
About 26 years ago, the FBI, the NSA, and the US Department of Justice demanded a harsh law and required the public to adhere to the "criteria of government encryption". In other words, they try to block the freedom of speech in an undetectable way. Just forbid the sealed envelope for correspondence and replace it with a postcard to send a personal letter.
While freedom is silenced, the superpower government freely closes the eyes of the media through information deflection for war crimes. Rumor against the rule, Julian Assange and a group of other hacking elites try to fight. They pioneered WikiLeaks, an arena in cyberspace to uncover illegal behavior in government. WikiLeaks justifies "mass leakage of documents" and protects intrepid whistle-blowers around the world.
This book reveals the courage and shrewdness of cyberspace in disclosing confidential information to the public. In particular, a brave resistance from a civilian named Julian Assange in the face of US espionage giants and other superpowers.