Wikileaks attaches strings to promise to disclose security flaws to Apple, Google and Microsoft before publishing new documents
Wikileaks demands that companies promise to fix flaws abused by the CIA within 90-days of disclosure
Wikileaks retreats on promise to disclose security flaws to Apple, Google and Microsoft before publishing new documents
Promises by Wikileaks founder Julian Assange to disclose documents relating to CIA exploits have floundered due to 'demands' made by the idiosyncratic organisation. "We have decided to work with them,...
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