Der Spiegel reported on Monday that a conflict between WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and former WikiLeaks employee Daniel Domscheit- Berg led to the accidental leak. German-language weekly Der Freitag first reported the leak, mentioning specifically that agents and informants from Israel, Jordan, Iran and Afghanistan may have been compromised.RELATED:Assange accuses journalists of Jewish conspiracyWikiLeaks releases 3,925 diplomatic cables about IsraelAccording to the report, an encrypted file has been circulating on the Internet since the beginning of the year which contains the full collection of some 250,000 US State Department cables obtained by the whistle-blower organization last year.WikiLeaks began making select cables from the collection public in November 2010, but had been editing them to protect sources. The file floating around on the Internet containing all 250,000 cables, however, is entirely unedited, according to the report.
'WikiLeaks accidentally leaks cables that name sources'
German media reports file with original cables that name informants and intelligence agents, including Israelis, floating on Internet.
Der Spiegel reported on Monday that a conflict between WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and former WikiLeaks employee Daniel Domscheit- Berg led to the accidental leak. German-language weekly Der Freitag first reported the leak, mentioning specifically that agents and informants from Israel, Jordan, Iran and Afghanistan may have been compromised.RELATED:Assange accuses journalists of Jewish conspiracyWikiLeaks releases 3,925 diplomatic cables about IsraelAccording to the report, an encrypted file has been circulating on the Internet since the beginning of the year which contains the full collection of some 250,000 US State Department cables obtained by the whistle-blower organization last year.WikiLeaks began making select cables from the collection public in November 2010, but had been editing them to protect sources. The file floating around on the Internet containing all 250,000 cables, however, is entirely unedited, according to the report.