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Secret lock on Wikileaks 'insurance file'
Wikileaks co-founder Julian Assange responds to a question by BBC reporter Chris Vallance about why it provides locked files for download.
The files could be unlocked if the whistle-blowing organisation releases a key.
The site currently offers an 'insurance file' for download which could be opened if it chooses to release a secret code.
Video courtesy of the journalists' organisation Frontline Club.
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