WikiLeaks blocked by domain name service provider

Everydns.net Website Statement screenshot. Everydns.net Weibo content screenshot.　　 WikiLeaks micro-blog confirmed.　　Beijing time December 3 afternoon news, according to the technology web site Skeptic Geek reported that the WikiLeaks site to provide DNS services to the United States domain Name Service provider everydns.net its infrastructure was threatened by the United States on the December 2 night 10 o'clock suspended the WikiLeaks website services. Everydns.net said in a statement that, like other users, the services provided to WikiLeaks are free.　　The service was interrupted because the WikiLeaks website violated the "Members should not interfere with another user's use and use of services, or the other party to use and use similar services." Everydns.net said the WikiLeaks site had become the object of large-scale DDoS (distributed denial of service) attacks that had threatened the stability of the everydns.net infrastructure and that future attacks would have similar effects.　　Nearly 500,000 other networks are also using everydns.net infrastructure. At the same time, the WikiLeaks website confirmed in its microblog: "The U.S. everydns.net has suspended the WikiLeaks site's domain service after claiming a lot of attacks." Let us be strong. https://donations.datacell.com/. WikiLeaks is in constant trouble. Amazon has announced that it is no longer providing server support. U.S. Senator Lieberman has submitted a bill that would require anyone to publish the name of a U.S. intelligence source would be a federal offense.