WikiLeaks opens up: get your stash here

WikiLeaks has fully opened a tip archive of US embassy cables as well as voiced instructions this sunrise upon how to decrypt a file. The site has been releasing selected cables in stages over a past year, sometimes in team-work with news media houses.

Over a past two days, WikiLeaks additionally conducted a worldwide poll of a supporters, upon Facebook as well as Twitter, of either to release a full archive. The response was overwhelmingly in foster during about 15:1.

The preference to open a archive follows a leak of an encrypted record containing a full contents, as well as public avowal of a tip passphrase used to open a file.

This is how WikiLeaks voiced a preference upon Twitter this morning:

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Shining a light upon 45 years of US "diplomacy", it is time to open a repository forever. wikileaks.org/cablegate/

It points to a Cablegate! page du ring W! ikiLeaks , which contains a download link for a full archive in 7z zipped format.

http://88.80.16.63/torrent/cablegate/cablegate-201108300212.7z.torrent

Then came instructions to decrypt a passphrase.

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AES256CBC: Gw0whe$PfehwH{W%$%0sfwFGOENqi24yHSFP{NKFwekqzcxGPAEGMq32pfewkjnwrHN}#%Fwedqkdg?WM43\hgwr#$JhowdnwqQELFDWmenhwREWKwqeq$

The tangible command for decryption regulating a OpenSSL program:

WikiLeak supporters were speedy to open their own mirrors of a database.

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Start your mirrors! Tweet each counterpart with #wlmir mymirrorname.org/cablegate twitlonger.com/show/cptu7b

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