MILLIONS of bank details could be leaked unless the boss of WikiLeaks is freed from jail, supporters warned last night.
Hackers threatened to use them as "bargaining chips" if rape claims against Julian Assange are not dropped.
Thousands of sets of seemingly genuine Mastercard credit card numbers were posted online yesterday.
And the cyber terrorists - calling themselves Anonymous - warned Amazon online customers were next on their hit list.
But Mastercard insisted security had not been compromised and said the details were faked.
Assange, 39, is in London's Wandsworth prison, battling extradition to Sweden to face allegations of forcing one woman into a sexual act and raping another while she slept.
The second woman was under police protection in a "safe house" last night after hundreds of death threats were made against her.
Russian Premier Vladimir Putin last night backed Assange and blasted US cables published by WikiLeaks which labelled his country corrupt.
Hackers threatened to use them as "bargaining chips" if rape claims against Julian Assange are not dropped.
Thousands of sets of seemingly genuine Mastercard credit card numbers were posted online yesterday.
And the cyber terrorists - calling themselves Anonymous - warned Amazon online customers were next on their hit list.
But Mastercard insisted security had not been compromised and said the details were faked.
Assange, 39, is in London's Wandsworth prison, battling extradition to Sweden to face allegations of forcing one woman into a sexual act and raping another while she slept.
The second woman was under police protection in a "safe house" last night after hundreds of death threats were made against her.
Russian Premier Vladimir Putin last night backed Assange and blasted US cables published by WikiLeaks which labelled his country corrupt.