Bank of America Corp. said its online banking service has been restored to all customers, after being inaccessible to some users for most of the day Friday. The Bank of Charlotte, North Carolina, declined to say exactly how many of its 29 million online banking customers could not access their accounts during the blackout. The [...]
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Bank of America(BOA) Website Down Today
January 15, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Bank online web United States dropped a large part of Friday, leaving many customers without the means to do their banking online. Your website or does not load or load very slowly. Not all clients are affected, in fact most are not, but a large number of people can not access their accounts, of course, [...]
US wants Twitter to hand over details of the Wikileaks activists; Iceland reacts over the Subpoena
January 9, 2011 By Leave a Comment
The U.S. government continues its assault on WikiLeaks by sending Twitter a subpoena demanding reams of information about Julian Assange and several other WikiLeaks-related folks, including Bradley Manning. WikiLeaks’ founder Julian Assange said he believed other American Internet companies such as Facebook and Google may also have been ordered to divulge information on himself and [...]
WikiLeaks iOS/iPhone App Released on App Store
December 21, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Sangqi should be awarded this year’s “Time” magazine Person of the Year, in which we do not intend to discuss his team and work, but just recently introduced a non-official visit WikiLeaks App Store applications, support for iPhone and iPad. The application interface design and beautiful simplicity, allowing users to view the official website or [...]
Openleaks: Wikileaks Alternative Site Expected to Launch Today
December 13, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Dubbed as “Openleaks” and run by Assange’s former number two at WikiLeaks Daniel Domscheit-Berg, the site has no content on it at the moment apart from a logo and the message “Coming soon!”. Wikileaks has published a series of secret documents including cables between US and foreign ministries. Its frontman, Julian Assange, has grabbed headlines [...]
“Operation Payback” for WikiLeaks to Take Down Amazon, Paypal Using DDoS Attacks
December 9, 2010 By Leave a Comment
The Arrest of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange on sex charges appears to have sparked a cyber skirmish as his supporters targeted government and private websites that have taken action against Wikileaks, before some the supporters’ own pages were taken down in return. The attackers, who call themselves Operation Payback, have in the past few days [...]
WikiLeaks Site Deleted from Amazon Servers due to US Pressure
December 2, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Amazon.com stopped hosting WikiLeaks from its Web servers following pressure from members of Congress, prompting the controversial group to move its website to a European provider. WikiLeaks said in a Twitter message it had been “ousted” by the Seattle online retailer, which also sells Web services and online storage. In its message, WikiLeaks said its [...]
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