Telegraph
WikiLeaks, a non-profit organisation which tries to offer a means of anonymously exposing confidential documents, has become a thorn in the side of governments and private corporations.

Its latest revelation concerns itself, namely a 2008 document attributed to the Army Counterintelligence Centre which concluded that the site constitutes a threat to military operations and US security.

The information could be used by foreign intelligence, insurgents or terrorists for “planning attacks”, the report added.

Its authors warned that the lack of editorial oversight over what could be posted could lead to it being used to spread lies and propaganda.

Their report also revealed that the army had tried to discover the identity of a possible mole leaking information to the site.

Homeland Insecurity!