WikiLeaks goes after Stratfor | Marketplace from American Public Media
Yesterday, in its latest data-dump of documents, WikiLeaks released over five million emails from the security-analysis company, Stratfor. You may remember that name from a few months back when Stratfor’s website was taken down by hacking group Anonymous. Apparently the two amorphous collectives (WikiLeaks and Anonymous) have been working together to set this information free.
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There had been a pretty quiet bit of news about them being hacked a couple of months ago. I can’t help but think it was targeted, given their attention to various geopolitical interests. Must have touched a nerve somewhere.
I really enjoyed George Friedman’s [books](http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/529579.The_Next_100_Years), which I find to be sobering and insightful. The titles tend to raise a bit of skepticism, but he is up front about how he is only looking at trends, not making predictions. I will be disappointed, whatever the outcome of this debacle.