How to access Wikileaks after the domain’s death

Yesterday, Wikileaks’ DNS provider, EveryDNS.net, shut down Wikileaks.org after repeated DDoS attacks which supposedly threatened its infrastructure which serves over 500,000 domains.  Fortunately, there are still several ways to get to Wikileaks.

If you are interested in how to access Wikileaks now that the .org domain is down, here are several ways.  First, if you don’t want to worry about them losing whatever domain you use, you can access them via their IP address which is http://46.59.1.2.  If you don’t like having to remember a random IP address, you can access them through wikileaks.ch which is registered by the Swiss Pirate Party.  Finally, should that address not work, somebody has set up http://www.wikileeks.org.uk as a redirect to take you to the site.

If you are looking to get your leak on, you have options.


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  1. […] There has been a lot of speculation over the possible reasons that Amazon pulled the Wikileaks mirror off of its Amazon Web Services (AWS) service and now they have stated why they removed the controversial site from its service (You can still access the service with these tips). […]

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