Search DaniWeb - wikileaks

Wikileaks Servers "Tremendously Overloaded" 14 Years Ago by EricMack …="http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2010/jul/26/wikileaks-julian-assange"]revelations will be forthcoming[/URL]. Interestingly, one… of Wikileaks' [URL="http://wikileaks.org/wiki/Alternative_DNS"]server overload pages[/URL] does… Pentagon Tells WikiLeaks to Return Documents 14 Years Ago by CatRambo …Geoff Morrell demanded that [URL="http://wikileaks.org"]WikiLeaks[/URL] return over 15,000 documents that…detained by FBI agents[/URL] and questioned about WikiLeaks while his computer equipment was seized. Julian Assange…, Australian computer scientist and WikiLeaks founder, is [URL="http://www.thedailybeast.… White House Asks Allies to Assist In Punishing Wikileaks 14 Years Ago by CatRambo …allied Western governments to consider criminal charges against WikiLeaks founder, Australian-born [URL="http://www…/commentisfree/2009/oct/22/in-praise-of-wikileaks"]praised WikiLeaks[/URL] and its mission, pointing to…hum_n_677048.html"]several human-rights organizations, asked WikiLeaks to redact already released documents[/URL] in … Rape Charges Against Wikileaks Founder Dismissed 14 Years Ago by CatRambo …Stockholm and Enköping, was first issued, statements from Wikileaks called the charges "without basis" and … 'dirty tricks.' Now we have the first one. -Wikileaks[/QUOTE] Assange, whose whereabouts are unknown, had been in… Swedish laws covering the protection of whistleblowers. The Wikileaks servers were moved to Sweden in 2007 in order… US Judge Supressing Wikileaks - right or wrong? 17 Years Ago by vmanes … judge in California has taken drastic steps in "removing Wikileaks.org from the DNS system". It's complicated - a… and more [URL="http://news.google.com/news?q=Wikileaks"]here[/URL] -Added- The primary site host is in… Re: US Judge Supressing Wikileaks - right or wrong? 17 Years Ago by vmanes … who is the alleged criminal? The registrar? No. Wikileaks web host? No. Wikileaks.org registrant? No. Wait, there is no criminal per… Re: US Judge Supressing Wikileaks - right or wrong? 17 Years Ago by GrimJack Well, at least they only removed them from the DN S db and you can still get there using their actual IP address (//88.80.13.160/wiki/Wikileaks). I think that this will actually get way more attention and free advertising than just letting the web-site alone. I just donated to their defense fund. Thanks for bringing this forward vmanes Re: US Judge Supressing Wikileaks - right or wrong? 17 Years Ago by vmanes … talk to each other.[/QUOTE] I didn't notice where Wikileaks had been convicted of a crime. Reference, please? Re: US Judge Supressing Wikileaks - right or wrong? 17 Years Ago by Lardmeister … in Europe.[/QUOTE]Wonder if those folks use something like Wikileaks to do their business? Following Wikileaks Scandal, National Guard Announces 'Social Media Guidelines' 14 Years Ago by EricMack … [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/news/story302388.html"]Wikileaks scandal[/URL], the National Guard has announced new "[URL… Re: US Judge Supressing Wikileaks - right or wrong? 17 Years Ago by Dave Sinkula Other info: [url]http://www.discourse.net/archives/2008/02/two_strange_orders_in_the_wikileaks_case.html[/url] Re: US Judge Supressing Wikileaks - right or wrong? 17 Years Ago by jwenting No reasons to keep criminal organisations supplied in websites and other communications channels. This is no different than shutting down the telephone numbers of known criminal gangs in order to make it harder for them to talk to each other. Re: US Judge Supressing Wikileaks - right or wrong? 17 Years Ago by jwenting no need for a conviction, block them until one can be attained (so for the duration of the investigation). It's what's done to everyone else, so why not to crackers? They're criminals, conviction or no. Re: US Judge Supressing Wikileaks - right or wrong? 17 Years Ago by sneekula [QUOTE=jwenting;540486]no need for a conviction, block them until one can be attained (so for the duration of the investigation). It's what's done to everyone else, so why not to crackers? They're criminals, conviction or no.[/QUOTE]"Guilty unless proven innocent", what a concept. You should run for the Supreme Court. To make room, we … Re: US Judge Supressing Wikileaks - right or wrong? 17 Years Ago by Lardmeister Swiss banks are notorious for laundrying dirty criminal money. I wish more of their employees would come foreward and spill the beans. Re: US Judge Supressing Wikileaks - right or wrong? 17 Years Ago by vegaseat [QUOTE=Lardmeister;541712]Swiss banks are notorious for laundrying dirty criminal money. I wish more of their employees would come foreward and spill the beans.[/QUOTE]Hmm, I thought only the Lichtenstein bankers did that sort of stuff. I will have to check it out. Re: US Judge Supressing Wikileaks - right or wrong? 17 Years Ago by jwenting no, the Swiss too. That included laundering millions upon millions of Franks in gold taken by the Nazis from concentration camp victims, and serving as gobetweens between the German government and Swedish steelmills. Re: US Judge Supressing Wikileaks - right or wrong? 17 Years Ago by jbennet because the swiss were "neutural" Re: US Judge Supressing Wikileaks - right or wrong? 17 Years Ago by bumsfeld I would stick with the Lichtenstein bankers, they are more secretive. They administer hundreds of tax deductable foundations that you can donate money to, but in reallity is simply your own account. Just imagine, you donate and later can get your money back with a nice gain. It's the perfect tax heaven for thousands of the richest folks in … Re: Following Wikileaks Scandal, National Guard Announces 'Social Media Guidelines' 12 Years Ago by LastMitch >“Access will vary among the states, but DoD has granted access to Facebook, Twitter, Flickr and YouTube as long as users don’t compromise operational security, participate in illegal activities or try to open prohibited Web sites.” It's good that they did create a rule for the servicemen to follow. There's nothing wrong with that. Smartphone Translation Tool Readied for Use by Troops in Afghanistan 14 Years Ago by EricMack … [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/news/story299599.html"]Wikileaks[/URL] - but for communicating with the locals. DARPA - the Defense… Flattr - Will It Get You Everywhere? 14 Years Ago by CatRambo ….org/blog"]The Pirate Bay[/URL], including Peter Sunde. WIkiLeaks announced at the beginning of the month that they would… Tango Down: Anonymous #OpFreeAssange strikes Number 10 and UK Justice Dept 12 Years Ago by happygeek … UK government's handling of the Julian Assange extradition situation. WikiLeaks founder Assange has been granted political asylum in the Ecuadorian… Re: Trump 8 Years Ago by AssertNull …;slim to none" just a few short weeks ago. Wikileaks just did its latest email dump. It's probably too… the best way to keep it hidden, and surely, if Wikileaks had uncovered these e-mails, they'd be in this… Re: Windows? Why would anyone run Windows? 15 Years Ago by The Mad Hatter … try and implement something like the [URL="https://secure.wikileaks.org/wiki/A_Blacklist_for_Websites_Backfires_in_Australia"]Great Firewall and Blocklist of Australia… Re: How can we make DaniWeb more welcoming to newbies? 13 Years Ago by webecedarian … discuss the politics of internet regulation or the ethics of Wikileaks? I rarely come for real tech-talk, but that might… Re: How can we make DaniWeb more welcoming to newbies? 13 Years Ago by deceptikon … discuss the politics of internet regulation or the ethics of Wikileaks? I rarely come for real tech-talk, but that might… Re: Islam and Logic 12 Years Ago by Reverend Jim …'s take the poor sod who gave documents to the wikileaks people (allegedly) exposing lies of the US government (illegal acts… Re: Is Privacy Important? 10 Years Ago by Reverend Jim What I find amazing is that as we find our privacy rights being stripped by governments who have decided we shouldn't have any, we have to rely on organizations like Wikileaks to keep us informed as to what those governments are doing. A case in point is the recent revellations regarding the TPP. Re: hacking 8 Years Ago by AssertNull … "evil" will vary from person to person. Is WikiLeaks good or evil? Was it good or evil to hack…