WikiLeaks oscurato torna online con un nuovo url

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Non si fermano i guai per Julian Assange. Pochi giorni fa la notizia che il fondatore del sito WikiLeaks è attualmente ricercato dall’Interpol per presunti reati sessuali commessi in Svezia. Poi il dominio Wikileaks.org diventa oggetto di ripetuti attacchi DDos che provocano l’eliminazione del dominio da everydns.com e il conseguente oscuramento del sito. Tuttavia questo non ha impedito a Assange di stare lontano dalla rete.

WikiLeaks è tornato visibile. Il sito da oggi è raggiungibile all’indirizzo http://213.251.145.96 che corrisponde al dominio www.wikileaks.ch. Un nuovo dominio svizzero per il sito più chiacchierato e cliccato della Rete.

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