Maintaining part of the server to the underground nuclear bunker.

According to foreign media reports, Internet service providers often tell their customers that they provide "bullet-proof mainframe services." "But WikiLeaks, WikiLeaks, seems to be reassured that the main room has been relocated to the" anti-corruption "site.

It is reported that some of the servers WikiLeaks has moved to Sweden broadband service provider Bahnhof in Baishan (White Mountains) of the "Pionen" (Swedish: Peony) data center. The data center is located in a 30-metre underground bunker in the Cold War era in a large stone hill in the heart of Stockholm. There is only one entrance to the data center, which is made of metal 50 cm thick and equipped with standby power generation equipment removed from the German submarine.

Earlier, the Swedish Pirate Party began providing mainframe services to WikiLeaks ' it business, but it was unclear why it chose to move the WikiLeaks servers to Pionen. Jon Karlung, a Bahnhof company executive in Stockholm, said in an interview that the company's data center "could be described as a facility to withstand any attack, whether legal or military". He said: "We are honored to have such customers, the Internet should become a source of freedom of speech, ISP (Internet service Provider) role is to act as a neutral access technology tools, rather than the collection of customer information tools." ”

Carlans said Bahnhof did not follow the new regulatory law enacted by the Swedish Law enforcement agency FRA. "We have a 2300-kilometer-long, irreversible cable line, and we can guarantee [government agencies] have not installed any equipment on our network," he said. If this day arrives, we will inform all the clients that the Swedish government is supervising them. ”

The WikiLeaks server may not be in a data center, it may include other places such as Sweden and Iceland, and it also publishes an encrypted file labeled "Insurance" on the Web site that could be used to prevent data leaks and protect websites or volunteers from attacks.

WikiLeaks has said that the next few weeks will release 15,000 other documents related to the war in Afghanistan. Because of the growing controversy over its work, the site may need to seek protection as much as possible.