WikiLeaks Got 355 New Address

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Page spreader secret U.S. government, WikiLeaks, now has hundreds of new addresses that can be accessible to the public. Managing page Julian Assange besutan was apparently learning from their experiences after the previous page, wikileaks.org turned off by the domain providers in the United States (U.S.).

Hundreds of new pages was announced WikiLeaks through Twitter page, Monday, December 6, 2010. Assange, who was now an international fugitive, create a new address for WikiLeaks in various domains. After wikileaks.org decided last weekend, a new domain appeared in Europe such as Switzerland (. Ch), Germany (. De) and the Netherlands (. Nl).

However, users are also difficult to access some of this new domain. So, WikiLeaks asking for help his supporters who have Unix-based domain to reproduce the page address it.

"If you have a unix based server that serves the site on the internet and want to WikiLeaks your service to some sources, then you can help," WikiLeaks said in its website as quoted from page telecomasia, Monday, December 6, 2010.

Unix is an operating system developed by individuals and institutions. Any party who developed the Unix, can add its proprietary technology into UNIX.

Answering his call, as many as 355 participating Unix servers help ease access to Wikileaks by creating a mirror site on the internet. Mirror site is a replica of the original site created to reduce network traffic density and increasing the willingness of the original site.

These sites continue to use the name WikiLeaks with a different domain, such as mirror2.wikileaks.lu, wikileaks.tar.is, wikileaks.cellu.de, and more.

With this mirror site, the public more easily and have plenty of options for accessing WikiLeaks. "WikiLeaks now exists at 355 sites, thanks to YOU," wrote WikiLeaks by adding a link to a list of these mirror sites.

We have had diplomatic wire scrap 931 U.S. embassies, published on the site WikiLeaks. Still need many months to 251,287 leaked memo to be published in full.