Amazon Kicks WikiLeaks to the Curb [Wikileaks]

Dec 1st 2010
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WikiLeaks, that little site you will have heard of, fled to Amazon’s cloud servers after being bombarded with DDoS attacks. However appears like Amazon’s had enough of their house getting egged, and booted WikiLeaks from their hosting.

At the moment, the positioning is back up (for a way long, who knows), albeit loading extremely slowly-so it sounds as if Assange et al. have found temporary server shelter elsewhere. [ TechCrunch ]

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