There's a serious problem on MSE. What happens is that the MS's Messenger installer and windows updates will sneakily replace your firefox's default search engine with bing instead of Google. Without user consent. Which is where most of bing's page views come from in the first place. If you google this issue you'll find tons of people complaining bing took over their firefox out of nowhere.

So by definition, MSFT's Messenger adn system updates are malwares. But Microsoft Essentials won't detect Microsoft's own malware. Just a little bit biased one would say. Can we trust the anti-virus of a virus making company?

What the hell do you think they are? The leak fairy that magically summons information from secretive sources out of thin air? They leak what's handed to them, not what they just feel like. They are not the source of the leak. They are just the medium. You're pointing your fingers at the wrong people.

We would all love to see dirty conspiracies from high profile corporations to be exposed. But if no one who has access to those gives them to wikileaks, then there's no way post them.

You can't just say "aw those leaks aren't good enough, leak me something better. Now!" That's ridiculously naive in so many levels. Not only what was leaked isn't as insignificant as you make it sound (did you even read it?). But they can't just chose who to leak what from.