Antileaks Takes Credit for Wikileaks DDOS Attack

Wikileaks and many of it's most popular mirors are currently under a sustained DDOS attack (Distributed Denial Of Service Attack) and have been inaccessible for a number of days. The group claiming responsibility call themselves "Antileaks" with their leader DietPepsi announcing "Tango Down" via their Twitter account on 4th August 2012. The Antileaks statement referenced Julian Assange's attempt to garner asylum in Ecuador.

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In the meantime Wikileaks files can be accessed via the following mirror sites.

Global Intelligence Files wl.wikileaks-press.org/gifiles…
Cablegate wl.wikileaks-press.org/
Collateral Murder collateralmurder.wikileaks-pre…
Afghan War Diary afg.wikileaks-press.org/
Iraq War Logs wl.wikileaks-press.org/iraq/
WLPress Explorer explorer.wikileaks-press.org/
Gitmo Files wl.wikileaks-press.org/gitmo/
SpyFiles wl.wikileaks-press.org/spyfile…
CRS Reports crs.wikileaks-press.org/
Syria Files wl.wikileaks-press.org/syria-f…
World Tomorrow worldtomorrow.wikileaks-press.…

All other WikiLeaks releases can be found at their mirror wikileaks-press.org/

Offsite mirrors: Cabledrum’s (SyriaFiles, GIFiles, SpyFiles, Cablegate, Gitmo, Irag War Logs, Afghan War Diary) wikileaks.cabledrum.net/
Cabledrum’s Collateral Murder collateralmurder.cabledrum.net…
Cabledrum’s World Tomorrow worldtomorrow.cabledrum.net/

Also mirror.wikileaks.info mirror.wikileaks.info/

This Day in Wikileaks - Latest Wikileaks News www.thisdayinwikileaks.org/

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