Some suspect the file – as yet unopened – contains further sensitive material. It has been reposted around the web and is available for anyone to download. So far, it has beeen downloaded 100,000 times. “If you release it in encrypted form, nobody really knows if you’ve released it or not – or even what the material is,” Mr Goldstein told BBC News.
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