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WikiLeaks Cyberwarfare? (Updated 10 Dec.)

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12.08.2010 at 11:03pm

Here are various recent news items. Full SWJ WikiLeaks coverage can be found here.

Fraction of 1 Percent of WikiLeaks Cables ReleasedCNN News

Analysts: WikiLeaks Following New Strategy in Document ReleaseVOA

Thousands Download Hacker Software in WikiLeaks Cyber-WarVOA

Web Attackers Point to Cause in WikiLeaksNew York Times

Amazon, PayPal Fend Off Hacker Attacks over WikiLeaksWashington Post

Teen Arrested in Cyber-attacks; Others PursuedWashington Times

Protests, Cyber-skirmishes Rage over WikiLeakAssociated Press

WikiLeaks Backers Threaten More Cyber AttacksReuters

Despite Arrest, Assange Extradition Faces HurdlesAssociated Press

Europeans Criticize Fierce U.S. Response to LeaksNew York Times

WikiLeaks Avoids Shutdown, Supporters on the OffensiveWashington Post

Hackers Avenge WikiLeaks Leader with ‘Operation Payback’Voice of America

Hacker Threatens More Attacks on “WikiLeaks Foes”New York Times

WikiLeaks ‘Enemies’ Targeted by HackersDaily Telegraph

‘Anonymous’ Sets Sights on WikiLeaks OpponentsAgence France-Presse

WikiLeaks Supporters Step Up Cyber WarAgence France-Presse

‘Anonymous’ Launches DDoS Attacks Against WikiLeaks FoesPC Magazine

Cyberattacks Are Retaliation for Pressure on WikiLeaksNew York Times

Swedish Government Website Attacked Over WikiLeaks LinkWall Street Journal

Hackers Strike at MasterCard to Support WikiLeaksAssociated Press

WikiLeaks Sympathisers Attack WebsitesReuters

Hackers Hit Mastercard and Visa over Wikileaks RowBBC News

Operation Payback Cripples MasterCard Site in RevengeThe Guardian

Mastercard.com Taken Down by Pro-WikiLeaks ForcesWired

WikiLeaks Backlash Humbles MasterCard WebsiteUSA Today

PayPal Cut WikiLeaks Account Because of U.S. PositionAgence France-Presse

State Department Asked PayPal to Cut WikiLeaksChristian Science Monitor

Hackers Give Web Companies a Test of Free SpeechNew York Times

The ‘Anonymous’ Hackers Behind WikiLeaks DefenceDaily Telegraph

WikiLeaks: Who are the Hackers Behind Operation Payback?The Guardian

Hundreds of WikiLeaks Mirror Sites AppearNew York Times

PayPal Joins Internet Backlash Against WikiLeaksThe Guardian

WikiLeaks Loses PayPal Revenue ServiceCNN News

Paypal: WikiLeaks Loses Major Source of RevenueAssociated Press

Swiss Supporters: WikiLeaks Server Goes DownAssociated Press

WikiLeaks Site’s Swiss Host Dismisses Pressure to Take it OfflineThe Guardian

Bolivia Hosts WikiLeaks ‘Mirror’Associated Press

Amazon Cites Terms of Use in Expulsion of WikiLeaksNew York Times

Amazon.com Stops Hosting WikiLeaks on its ServersWashington Post

WikiLeaks and Amazon: A Free Speech Issue?Christian Science Monitor

WikiLeaks Struggles to Stay Online After AttacksNew York Times

U.S. Domain Name Service Boots WikiLeaksWashington Post

WikiLeaks Dropped by Domain Name ProviderAssociated Press

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