Stratfor News

Today is hacktivist Jeremy Hammond’s birthday. The Anonymous affiliated hacker made headlines with a massive leak of documents from Stratfor and his subsequent arrest. Recently, some have questioned whether Hammond cooperated with the federal government

Bhopal - In 1984, a Union Carbide Corporation plant expelled a deadly gas in the Indian city of Bhopal, killing an estimated 15,000 people. Thirty years later, the story continues and has involved people and corporations all over the world.

Jeremy Hammond was sentenced to ten years in prison for his role in the massive Startfor leak in 2011. His trial was little more than a show for the public. The importance of the millions of emails released by Hammond is still not completely understood.

London - For just over a week, WikiLeaks websites have been hammered by DDoS attacks. The websites are often not available, or are extremely slow to access.

Washington - WikiLeaks recently ended its long period of silence with the new release of five million e-mails from the global intelligence company Stratfor. One such email relates to Osama Bin Laden's body.

Austin - “The Global Intelligence Files,” a new release by WikiLeaks of more than five million emails from the intelligence analyst firm called Stratfor, has brought an immediate response from its CEO, George Friedman, who calls the action “deplorable.”

Washington - WikiLeaks has announced the release of more than 5 million emails, called “The Global Intelligence Files,” and includes communications from the American-based intelligence analyst group Stratfor and its “web of informers.”

The latest campaign from anti-secrecy group WikiLeaks, the Global Intelligence Files/GI Files, is based on five million Stratfor emails allegedly sourced from the hactivist, Anonymous.

Today, 27 February 2012, WikiLeaks started publishing “The Global Intelligence Files”, which consists of over 5 million emails from the Texas “global intelligence” company Stratfor.

Austin - In a Wednesday email to its readers, Strator claimed responsibility in its failure to protect customers from hackers who leveled a series of attacks on the site, including theft of credit card data, emails, and other personal information.

Austin - Stratfor clients were greeted with a new message on Friday, asking for input on the intelligence analyst’s handling of its recent attack by “deranged, sexually deviant criminal hacker terrorist masterminds,” except the message was not from Stratfor.

The hacking group "Anonymous" on Sunday Christmas claimed it has stolen thousands of credit card numbers and personal information of clients of the U.S. based security think-tank Stratfor and pilfered funds it gave away as Christmas donations to charity.

An Intelligence gathering company has produced a list of 10 questions that they would like Senators McCain and Barrack to answer during their first Debate