GoDaddy censors its customers yet allows registration of violent domain names
Was GoDaddy served a court order or did they censor customer content entirely on their own? At any rate, any illusions we may still hold about net neutrality,
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Assange – "…something is very wrong in the US"
Something is very wrong in the US when private companies accede to government pressure and violate their contractual obligations as PayPal, MasterCard, VISA, EveryDNS and Amazon
Read MoreCraft of Journalism, why Wikileaks is winning – adapting to a new era
Sir Robert Fisk, says it best. While not entirely supportive of the brute force manner in which Wikileaks delivers information he acknowledges the media have been asleep on the job for much too long.
Read MoreCall to join "World Cyber War I" – fluid, mobilized, coordinated… anonymous
@Anon_Operation was ejected from Twitter and its website AnonOps.net closed down only to be replaced
Read MoreFirst global cyber war hits new level, disrupts MasterCard transactions around world
MasterCard services have been disrupted globally by world’s first ever ‘cyber war’
Read MoreOngoing coordinated 'hactivist' battle roaring to defend Wikileaks
A continued, ongoing DDoS assault is being orchestrated through a ‘hivemind’ to avenge Wikileaks. Targets include PostFinance, the Swiss Bank that froze Wikileaks accounts. PayPal is also a target
Read MoreMajor cyber battle appears to be underway to defend Wikileaks
Postfinance.ch the Swiss bank which froze Wikileaks funds recently and PayPay are under DDoS attacks. Postfinance is down at this writing, PayPal was still online as of a few moments ago.
Read MoreIs PayPal being hit by a DDOS attack?
Ongoing Twitter traffic indicates that PayPal was down for thirty minutes
Read MoreHillary Clinton criticized China for censorship now in league with them
Not that more proof was required that governments think of nothing of sabotaging public access to information, lying about and then crying foul when the tides turn, but new Wikileaks revelations add fuel to the fire.
Read MoreWikileaks – Another blow PayPal bans the whistleblower
In the latest in a series of blows to Wikileaks, PayPal says it will no longer support money transfers to the whistleblower site.
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