WikiLeaks ISP denies police raid
News Web
Swedish Internet service provider PRQ, which hosts WikiLeaks, has denied reports that it has been raided by Swedish police in connection with the whistle-blowing site. Company director Mikael Viborg this morning told Sweden's P3 News (in Swedish) that the police had left PRQ's premises in Solna after the company "raised some questions about two IP numbers". The company, which was raided by Swedish police in 2006 investigating the company's hosting of torrent tracker...
Articles related to «WikiLeaks ISP denies police raid»
WikiLeaks found info on P2P networks, say snoops
News Government
WikiLeaks obtained some of its secret information using peer-to-peer (P2P) file-sharing networks, rather than having it submitted by anonymous whistle-blowers, according to claims made yesterday by researchers for the US...
Pirate Bay down, police raids across Europe
News Consumer
UPDATE, 15:11 GMT: Site currently unavailable again. UPDATE, 14:02 GMT: Pirate Bay site now back online in UK, though torrent trackers appear not to be working. Further news as soon as it's available. Torrent-tracking site The...
Pirate Party offers to host Wikileaks
News Web
Sweden's Pirate Party has offered whistle-blowing site Wikileaks its services as an Internet host after the site's exposure of secret documents on the war in Afghanistan put it firmly in the US government's line of fire. The...
Hackers Infiltrate Yahoo Mail Box of US Vice President Candidate, Sarah Palin
News Security
Alaska's Lipstick bulldog, as she likes to call herself, Sarah Palin has had a nasty surprise to find that someone apparently hacked into her personal email account on Yahoo and published some emails and photos online.It is...
