Wednesday, January 5, 2011

'Spy services feed info to whistleblowers to keep tabs on site visitors'



Cryptome.org was publishing classified and secret documents long before WikiLeaks made headlines. Cryptome co-founder John Young told RT such sites are allowed to stay online so that spy services might keep an eye on their visitors. There is no secrecy on the Internet, John Young warned.

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