United States Secret Confidential

United States Secret Confidential

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT SEEKS WAY TO PUBLISH ALL Wikileaks NO SECRETS


The fence seemed narrow WikiLeaks computer on Friday, when the leak site said its website was closed by the company that supplied the services of the domain name.

However, he quickly found a solution: move your servers to Switzerland. The domain is inactive but can enter the site by typing the address http://213.251.145.96/.


EveryDNS.net The company said the service was terminated because the page wikileaks.org had received a large number of cyber attacks.

He explained that this affected the stability of the entire structure, which allows access to 500,000 websites.

Hours before the publication of secret diplomatic cables from the United States, the servers that host the documents were victims of an attack and since then WikiLeaks has been forced to move files back and forth to continue spreading, says David Cuen, technology specialist BBC.

In a message on Twitter network, WikiLeaks acknowledged that his site had been closed.

It remains unclear how long extended downward EveryDNS.net server and how much can last for your stay in the new domain Switzerland.



Solution?

WikiLeaks said in Twitter that is now operating from servers in Switzerland through wikileaks.ch page.

Is that the site is in a race to stay connected after the Amazon on Thursday decided to evict from their servers.

WikiLeaks had moved his insurance information to the servers of the company, after receiving a denial of service (DDoS, for its acronym in English).

The idea did not sit well with U.S. Senator Joe Lieberman, chairman of the Senate Homeland Security, who influenced until Amazon decides to leave to WikiLeaks.

Apparently, the reason behind the action was that the site violated their terms and conditions of service.

"WikiLeaks servers at Amazon have been displaced," said the leak site in Twitter, "our money is spent now employing people in Europe", referring to the fact hire cloud services in Africa.

He added: "If Amazon feels so uncomfortable with the first amendment, should give the business of selling books."

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