WikiLeaks.org domain killed

reply to post by Xavialune


Thanks for letting us know.
You did the right thing!
And if they ar'nt very busy this morning, they might do a drive through anyway.
Now...take a deep breath and get something to drink.
All is well

reply to post by thecinic


im not going to post any mirrors here
no need to worry about my motives
i dont like hackers
and dont want to help them in any way shape or form
nothing personal
xp

If your wanting to get to wikileaks

88.80.13.160...

just do a google search

reply to post by thecinic


lol
nice work
main page ..........................whack a mole........................pop

xp

Wikileaks officials create wikileaks.ch... : Up and Working. It points on the 213.251.145.96...

I will add other (non official) domain soon.

Seems like they've decamped to Switzerland.

The cables are available to me at least, here

213.251.145.96...

Sorry if this has been posted before.

reply to post by digit78


OK Digit78 that one works good here.
Thanks for that.
good night all.

wikileaks.ch still redirect to 213.251.145.96 (hosted in France by above.net network) and is NOW inaccessible, probably DDOS again.

This seems that this "internet war" are not going to stop soon ..

Wikileaks mirror list : wikileaks.info...

Besides the new .ch-domain, the French site with the database always worked for me.
StateLogs

In Pakistan someone tried to ban the Wikileaks site with a petition to the High Court of Lahore. Judge Sheikh Azmat Saeed dismissed the petition, being quoted with the words:

"We must bear the truth, no matter how harmful it is."

Wise words!

Source

They moved to wikileaks.ch and that got killed pretty quickly as well.

reply to post by john124


....the fact that it was taken of cloud servers is a simple indication of how easily one can be taken off line with a single phone call.

reply to post by tristar


do you think the hackers are braking the law
the ones attacking wiki i mean
is there a law against hacking in the us?
because i know the publishing of leaked information is protected by the constitution
so if caught would the govenmnet prosicute the hackers?
..............or thank them?
xp

reply to post by XPLodER


No-ones attacking wiki, well, they were, but thats not the reason the sites down, well it is, lol, but not why its now permanently down, the hoster has removed the site because it fears DDOS attacks affecting its other clients sites.

www.bbc.co.uk...

Originally posted by XPLodER
reply to post by tristar

 

do you think the hackers are braking the law
the ones attacking wiki i mean
is there a law against hacking in the us?
because i know the publishing of leaked information is protected by the constitution
so if caught would the govenmnet prosicute the hackers?
..............or thank them?
xp

Intruding into areas that one does not have authorization is offcourse against the law in almost all civilized nations. In short, hackers are breaking the law.

As for those who are active in attacking wl, that that is in itself against the law. However, if documents are being uploaded for public viewing that involve state secrets (regardless of nation) then, the highest level of cyber warfare is being employed to actively make such connection a dead end byte point. As you pointed out in your last two lines, in the past, many so called hackers have been prosecuted in the past and are now employed by gov funded orgz.(they often fade into the picture on your wall). This i hope is no news to you or anyone else, however, there are those low level threats that cause fraud and other issues that are simply put away and done with never to be heard of again.

reply to post by woogleuk


they have been under attack from different botnets for the last couple of days
on and off
i dont like hackers and wounder if caught will these bot netters
(who infect machines to make them into slaves)and (who install malware on private machines)
and (who do massive damage to the computer industry)
be charged if caught?
simple question
xp

reply to post by tristar


i am happy with your answer
if they are under orders then fair enough
if they are rouge groups they will be prosicuted
im cool with that
xp

Originally posted by XPLodER
reply to post by woogleuk

 

they have been under attack from different botnets for the last couple of days
on and off
i dont like hackers and wounder if caught will these bot netters
(who infect machines to make them into slaves)and (who install malware on private machines)
and (who do massive damage to the computer industry)
be charged if caught?
simple question
xp

at this point, they know who is knocking off the servers and who is attempting to know them back and its not a group of web users living in the basement of their parents house.
It is chess game in the virtual world of web, a chess game with many more moves than a two dimensional board.

88.80.13.160...


Seems to be working fine.

reply to post by tristar


sounds like cybercomands first big full scale test
it has been interesting so far with the dns getting "pulled"
i like the fact that this is the good guys vs the good guys
i dont know who to cheer for more

thanks for the answers

xploder

88.80.13.160 is just a redirection to 213.251.145.96

- wikileaks.ch... pointed to 213.251.145.96
- And i have created wl-cable.ispeed.org... that pointed too on 213.251.145.96

There were mostly ddos last hour but up now. Please, any IT networker, provide support ! (hosting, redirection,...)

As relayed by Wikileaks twitter from @JPBarlow : "The first serious infowar is now engaged. The field of battle is WikiLeaks. You are the troops."