 IBTimes.co.uk | WikiLeaks Recovers From Massive DDoS Attack: Whodunnit? PC Magazine By Sara Yin Whistleblowing site Wikileaks is up and running again after a massive DDoS (distributed denial of service) attack knocked it offline for three days. Late Wednesday, Wikileaks' official Twitter account tweeted, "WikiLeaks has been under ... Wikileaks has been under DDoS attack for the last three days WikiLeaks, Pirate Bay suffer DDoS attacks, back online Pirate Bay, WikiLeaks fight off crippling attacks |
 FRANCE 24 | Assange stands 'real chance' of election in Australia FRANCE 24 Controversial WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange (pictured in 2012) stands a real chance of winning an upper house seat in his native Australia if he presses ahead with plans to stand for election, according to a poll. AFP - Controversial WikiLeaks ... Poll: Assange might win in Australia Assange 'real chance' of election in Australia: poll Film captures the teenage Assange |
 The Times of Israel | Wikileaks Is A Weapon In The Bloody Hands Of Iran Investor's Business Daily WikiLeaks: The sleazy criminal organization dedicated to publishing US secrets may loudly deny its leaks led to the hanging of a man in Iran Tuesday. But that's irrelevant because WikiLeaks gave Tehran the pretext it sought. A 24-year old Iranian man ... WikiLeaks eschews blame for Iranian execution of 'Mossad agent' |
 Independent Online | WikiLeaks: No, Media 'Morons,' We Didn't Help Iran Execute An Israeli Spy Forbes Majid Jamali Fashi, the executed Iranian kick-boxer who was incorrectly reported to be have been identified to the Iranian government by a WikiLeaks release. Since WikiLeaks first released its flood of classified State Department memos in December of ... Wikileaks May Have Led To Execution Of Convicted Assassin WikiLeaks is blamed as Iran executes 'spy' WikiLeaks cable may have led Tehran to hang kickboxer for scientist's murder |
 Globe and Mail | Twitter-WikiLeaks case a test of press and privacy rights online Globe and Mail Two weeks ago Birgitta Jonsdottir, the self-styled activist Member of Parliament from Iceland and central figure in the important and ongoing Twitter-WikiLeaks cases, was in Ottawa. We sent her a tweet, got a quick reply, then met to talk about ... |
Wikileaks Suffered DDoS Too, But Longer Tom's Guide On Wednesday The Pirate Bay mentioned on its Facebook page that Wikileaks was also under a DDoS attack. WikiLeaks confirmed the report via Twitter, stating that the whistle blowing site had been under sustained DDoS attacks over the last 72 hours. |
 PanARMENIAN.Net | Who attacked WikiLeaks and The Pirate Bay? Infosecurity Magazine WikiLeaks has denounced UNESCO for refusing to allow it to speak at a conference being held at UNESCO HQ in Paris today and tomorrow. The conference is called 'The Media World after WikiLeaks and News of the World.' The White House issued an executive ... Anonymous ex-member claims responsibility for Pirate Bay, Wikileaks attacks The Pirate Bay and WikiLeaks recover from DDoS attacks WikiLeaks Down After '72-Hour DDoS' |
"Patriotic hacktivist" The Jester unmasked?or maybe it's a big troll Ars Technica by Sean Gallagher - May 15, 2012 3:20 pm UTC The vigilante hacker who made a name for himself harassing Anonymous, disrupting WikiLeaks, and stalking ?jihadist? sites is apparently laying low after threats to expose his real identity were made via ... Is Someone Really Trying to Out "The Jester", or is He Trying to Leave with a ... |
 Comic Book Resources | World War 3 Illustrated tackles censorship, from Comics Code to Wikileaks Comic Book Resources The best-known name is Peter Kuper, who's joined by the likes of Mike Diana, Gianlucca Costantini and others to do stories about Occupy Wall Street, Wikileaks, the Comics Code Authority and more. World War 3 Illustrated is a different kind of comic ... |
 The Guardian | Federal judge blocks National Defense Authorization Act provision Los Angeles Times Along with her work supporting Wikileaks, she said she felt primed for a visit from the rendition patrol. Government attorneys had challenged the issue that any of these people had standing, but Forrest ruled that they did. ?That goes right back to the ... Journalists, Wiki-Leakers, Anti-War Activists Overturn Domestic Military ... Judge strikes down indefinite detention provision Activists hail victory after New York judge blocks part of NDAA law |