11 July 2010

It would be a mistake to presume that Wikileaks is dormant or heading that way, that is wishful thinking of its opponents. All status-challenging initiatives go through difficulties as their influence grows along with demands for continued and improved service -- indicators of success. Similar existing and new initiatives should offer Wikileaks assistance as Wikileaks has done for them to assure that Wikileaks and others are mutually supported and sustained.

During the time when Wikileaks is not able to accept secure submissions and is reconfiguring its site, Cryptome offers, and encourages other sites, to accept, archive and deliver secured submissions for Wikileaks, secured for delivery to Wikileaks by:

1. First encryption of the submission to the source.

2. Second encryption to Wikileaks of the encrypted submission. Wikileaks keys (Wikileaks Talk on PGP Keys, downloaded 4 July 2010, now apparently removed.)

3. Third encryption to the archiving site of the twice-encrypted submssion.

4. Transmit to the archiving site by anonymizing means.

6. Notification of the submission by the source to a trusted third party.

7. Other security devised by the source.

Cryptome Public Key and contact: http://cryptome.org/other-stuff.htm

PGPBoard sends 11 July 2010:

Wikileaks appears to be under the cosh at the moment. In line with John Young's initiative PGPBOARD will also glady forward and deliver traffic to WIKILEAKS for as long as required.

Just go to http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/pgpboard/ and follow the forwarding instruction. Or contact us for help. Just remember, we ONLY accept PGP/Gnupg encrypted traffic.

An Open Letter to Wikileaks Insiders, 11 July 2010

http://cryptome.org/0001/wikileaks-zero.htm