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Xeni Jardin at 3:52 pm Fri, Dec 3, 2010

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In response to the "killing" of Wikileaks.org by the US, countless mirror sites are springing up all over the world. It's impossible to authoritatively catalog them all—too many mirrors, and too fluid of a situation. But here are some active indexes, which appear to be dynamically updating as new mirrors pop up.

• wikileaks.ch
• wikileaks.de
• wikileaks.fi
• wikileaks.nl
• Wikileaks.info
• Anapnea
• etherpad.mozilla.org:9000/wikileaks
• A Google search string
• [[wl-mirror]] at AnonWiki

Man, it's DeCSS all over again. Readers are invited to catalog others in the comments.

(thanks, Nadim, Kathy, Dan, Jens, jchillerup, and others)

photo: "I think I'll call it the internet," by WarmSleepy, from the Boing Boing Flickr Pool.

Boing Boing editor/partner and tech culture journalist Xeni Jardin hosts and produces Boing Boing's in-flight TV channel on Virgin America airlines (#10 on the dial), and writes about living with breast cancer. Diagnosed in 2011. @xeni on Twitter. email: xeni@boingboing.net.

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  • Dave Faris

    “The Hydra had 9 heads, and the middle one was immortal. Hercules fought the Hydra with his club, but each time he knocked off a head, two more would grow back.” — Greek Mythos

    • Zergonapal

      Kill it with fire.

      • Dave Faris

        All except for that “immortal” part … you got to hide that shit under a rock.

  • Anonymous

    A request of the BB community: I’m trying to access a (non-cablegate) Wikileaks page for my research on the far right. Problem is, I can’t find the page on any of the mirrors. Can anyone help? Here’s the original link:
    https://secure.wikileaks.org/wiki/Draft:Nazis

  • nixiebunny

    Ya gotta love the Internet. Take that, politicians!

  • Cowicide

    QUESTION: While I’m absolutely thrilled that all these mirrors are popping up. How do we make sure some of them aren’t corporatist fronts being set up by the “American” government to subvert funds?

    Is there a way to check on the authenticity of some of these mirrors? Maybe a clearinghouse website (with the blessings of the wikileaks founders) should be set up that reports on malevolent mirrors as well as the good ones?

  • Anonymous

    Offline mirrors are on BitTorrent too – - seed generously!

  • Anonymous

    You can’t win, Darth. If you strike me down, I shall become more powerful than you could possibly imagine.

  • double_tilly

    Will the soon-to-be-leaked big bank call to question the authenticity of future leaks by covertly releasing hundreds of thousands of false leaks?

    And will WL (or the Scandinavian organizations who are currently providing the leaks and seem positioned to carry the torch after WL’s demise) be up to the challenge of establishing and maintaining the authenticity of future leaks?

    http://cablesearch.org/#

  • Anonymous

    If you have the anonymous network software I2P installed (like Tor but better) there is a new Wikileaks mirror setup on that network:

    http://wikileaks.mirror.i2p

    Here is the announce thread for the new site:
    http://forum.i2p2.de/viewtopic.php?t=5166

    There is also an I2P torrent containing all Wikileaks’ old archives.

  • Anonymous

    For posterity, the Wikileaks ssh public key I was able to retrieve (after some failed attempts) has the fingerprint:

    2048 72:16:b8:6a:e4:02:6f:69:ac:b4:7a:6a:9e:00:f1:b0

  • Anonymous

    Thank you bb! I went to wikileaks to read the cables and found that it had disappeared! Finally found a mirror site

    http://213­.251.145.9­6
    http://46.­59.1.2

    http://bit­.ly/ht6HqE­.

    Then another site at

    http://news.netcraft.com/archives/2010/12/03/wikileaks-ch-goes-down-as-everydns-pulls-the-plug-again.html

    that provided some new wikileaks sites.

    This is so Big Brother; it’s hard to believe that the USG would act like this. I don’t think this uproar is about the cables. I think it’s about the BANKS.

  • Anonymous

    Tomorrow I’m going to create a wikileaks support web site or blog to catalog all the stories and comments on wikileaks and to also provide a list of access points. With my mac, it’ll be a snap. I urge everyone who supports wikileaks to do so as well.

  • Adam H

    I am having trouble opening the C-gate torrent.

    Using Transmission, I am told the file contains invalid data.

    Any thoughts?

  • Jonathan

    The great part is that Wikileaks doesn’t really need Wikileaks.org, any of the mirrors, or even the internet. For much of what they’re doing (receiving documents, reviewing them, and doling them out to the msm), the technology has existed for over 100 years. And all the major newspapers already possess the massive insurance file, which Wikileaks can unlock with a wink and a whisper.

    Since 2007 we have been deliberately placing some of our servers in jurisdictions that we suspected suffered a free speech deficit in order to separate rhetoric from reality. Amazon was one of these cases. — Julian Assange

  • Anonymous

    How do I set up a WikiLeaks mirror Website? I have created a subdomain under my Website already (eg. http://wikileaks.mywebsite.com) , but how does this work? Can someone please reply ?

    Thanks

    • pmocek

      Step-by-step instructions for setting up a WikiLeaks mirror: http://wikileaks.ch/mass-mirror.html (in short, install their public key on your server and they’ll use it to rsync over SSH the files to a location of your choosing).

      • Cowicide

        SWEET!!!

  • Anonymous

    anyone can point a chat client to irc://88.80.13.160:9999/#wikichat

  • Anonymous

    etherpad.mozilla.org:9000/wikileaks is down
    Thanks Astier to work on it 48h :)
    http://bluetouff.com/2010/12/03/acceder-a-wikileaks/ LAST updated

  • Anonymous

    Wind starting to howl
    The beast is on the prowl
    Can you hear the strange cry

    Winds of change are blowing by

  • orwellian

    Dear Government,

    The internet is on computers now. While hipsters might make their own zeros and ones at home, the rest of us can use mirrors and torrents and Google to get past your attempts to hide what you gave 3,500,000 people access to. When you give one out of a hundred Americans access to diplomatic cables and intel about two wars and don’t think to disable CD burning or flash drives, this sort of thing happens.

    https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Pretty_Good_Privacy

    Morons.

    Sincerely,
    Orwellian.

  • double_tilly

    As the bank release approaches, I bet the big banks will begin to smear WL by saying they plan on releasing personal finance information.

    I bet.

    • Cowicide

      Yeah, using the public fear card. They have to use it one way or another. Of course, the pawns of the corporatist right will eat it up… like usual.

  • Anonymous

    http://alcharkov.wikileaks.lt

    • Cowicide

      Correction:

      http://alcharkov.wikileaks.it/

  • Anonymous

    Try these mega-lists of mirrors: http://piratenpad.de/CBlttttTHT or http://etherpad.mozilla.org:9000/wikileaks

    You’re invited to join the party

  • Anonymous

    Thanks, it’s wikileaks.alcharkov.lt, I hope it will become official mirror.

  • Anonymous

    So from 11:20 pm Friday when I first read about it here (http://tinyurl.com/23s43ml) and tried sending a test email until 12:47 am Saturday (when my first test email got through undeleted). emails sent via yahoo groups containing the following URL (Wikileaks
    mirror):

    http://213.251.145.96/cablegate.html

    were completely disappearing. I confirmed this by sending various test emails to a group to which I belong. Test emails sent before and after got through instantly, several emails containing this string have vanished. Can anyone else confirm this behaviour?

    The first email containing this string to get through was one I sent at 12:47 am Saturday, the 5 or so I sent before that over the previous 1.5 hours still have not arrived (similar numbers of innocuous control emails sent at the same time as the test emails all arrived in under 10 seconds)

  • Anonymous

    And then, an approach that only cuts at the DNS whack-a-mole attempts: http://tinyurl.com/wikileaksmirror

  • Anonymous

    Here’re more mirrors: http://wikileaks.lu/, http://wikileaks.ch/, http://wikileaks.nl/ and http://213.251.145.96/

  • Anonymous

    I have an idea how to help Wikileaks – http://www.gatchev.info/blog/?p=1119

    If you like it, you may link to it, post the contents here, or publish it in any way you might like.

    Thank you for the help.

  • guillaume_remy

    Another mirror: http://wikileaks.fdn.fr/

  • headfoo

    The ip addy http://46.59.1.2/ is one mirror that still works

  • frew

    http://wikileaks.ch/

  • Anonymous

    I think all wikileaks mirrors should sign their content (hashed together with the corresponding URLs) using PGP. Wikileaks officials should in turn sign the keys of trusted mirrors. This way readers could be sure that (1) the content comes from the desired URL (by comparing the given hash to the actual hash of the received content, like HTTPS), (2) the mirror is run by a trusted organization (by checking the signature). A collection of hash values of wikileaks document contents would be good as well.

    • Cowicide

      Great idea!

  • ptolemy

    Might be worth giving their other domains here too:

    wikileaks.ch
    wikileaks.de
    wikileaks.fi
    wikileaks.nl

  • Dimath

    http://wikileaks.openmediaproject.net/
    Hope it helps.

  • Dimath

    http://wikileaks.openmediaproject.net/
    Hope it helps.

  • Anonymous

    Who has blocked it?

  • Anonymous

    http://wikileaks.nl/

  • Anonymous

    WikiLeaks in Thailand:

    http://thaicables.wordpress.com/

    from Freedom Against Censorship Thailand (FACT)

  • smash

    I love what Assange is doing but when Anonymous think that shutting down (or affecting) Mastercard.com.au is helping everyone they are wrong. Because of this I was unable to pay for an item to get it here by Xmas. Sometimes you have to make sure you don’t turn into the Grinch.
    As my Mum would say “two wrongs don’t make a right” – boring – but true.

    • double_tilly

      Oh, for crying out loud.

  • Cowicide

    Just spotted this thread. AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111111111111

    THANK YOU, Xeni.

  • Xenu

    2600 magazine has set up a mirror:
    http://wikileaks.2600.com/

  • Anonymous

    http://213.251.145.96/

  • Anonymous

    I guessed that someone might have tried this simple obfuscation of the domain name, but only found this one that had been registered:

    skaelikiw.ca

    Sadly like many of the other mirrors the links to cablegate content direct you to the same old unavailable servers.

    • Anonymous

      @anon 4:30, Dec3: ya, somebody needs to rewrite the html so that it is portable.

  • Anonymous

    Missing Horse. Open Barn Doors.

    When will they ever learn??? Sheesh…

  • nomadicwarmachine

    Since wikileaks.org is down, is there any way to access chat.wikileaks.org irc? I tried anon’s link and it didn’t work, unless I’m just dumb.

  • Anonymous

    http://wikileaks.littledrummerboy.info/
    http://wikileaks.countdown4me.com/

  • adrian

    @anon Yeah, thats Echelon for you.

  • Anonymous

    thanks for the internet. Lets keep this alive. Hopefully, my children won’t have to envy me for the time i am living in.

    I like these winds of change. I wonder if we can actually craft something from it.

    • Art

      Yes. Absolutely!

      You like the winds of change for the sake of our children.
      Transparency RULES!!

      OK then. Let’s start by leaving comments using our real names, eh?

      Or is that just TOO transparent?

  • imag

    I’m impressed that today’s Q&A is getting so much response that it’s slowing down the Guardian: https://twitter.com/guardiantech/status/10681707581669376

  • theawesomerobot

    This isn’t a true mirror, but just a circumvention of the DNS issues they were having http://roborobo.info/

  • Anonymous

    http://www.wikileaks.at/
    http://www.wikileaks.pl/
    http://www.wikileaks.eu/

  • Anonymous

    http://www.wikileaks2.tk/

  • iCowboy

    @Xeni ‘Man, it’s DeCSS all over again.’

    Only with MUCH bigger T-shirts.

    • Anonymous

      “Only with MUCH bigger T-shirts.”

      Isn’t that a normal American sized t-shirt?

  • Anonymous

    There are also subdomain mirrors proliferating for one
    http://wikileaks.derechoeinternet.com
    Keep on mirroring!

  • billstewart

    DeCSS was easy to mirror – it fit on a T-shirt (been there, done that…) Wikileaks, with a quarter million documents of varying length, is a bit larger, though assuming most of it’s text rather than images of text, it probably still fits on a blue-ray disk or not many DVDs.

  • Anonymous

    Hey, thanks for using my photo, Boingers! Keep up the good fight.

    WarmSleepy

  • bjacques

    I like to think that if there’s anything in the Wikileaks Bag of Holding to tarnish the halo of Holy Joe Lieberman, its disclosure would be getting extra priority.

  • Anonymous

    Freedom !
    http://cablegate.djity.net/

  • alllie

    I’ve gone through about a dozen of these sites trying to download the entire site. While they all have a link for that none of the links will work for me.

  • Anonymous

    Here’s another mirror: http://www.wikileaks-it.co.cc/
    Fight the power.

  • Anonymous

    http://rpgp.org/cable is a search engine especially for the leaked cables. I’ve been using it all week because they also have a handy local cache containing all the current cables.

  • Anonymous

    There’s a pretty complete list of wikileaks mirrors and resources at http://wikileaks.metaverse.org

  • humanresource

    Our private identities are one thing. The actions of our employees – all the governments of the world – are something else entirely. Don’t you think the former is far more entitled to confidentiality?

    By the way, anon#12 “crafting something from the winds of change” is the most inspiring mixed metaphor I’ve heard in years :)

  • runa

    http://www.wikileaks.no/ is now pointing to 46.59.1.2 and 213.251.145.96.

  • Art

    personal responsibility and accountability for our actions sans masks (or internet nicknames…..as many people use.)

    Besides. You get my point.

  • Dave K.

    Interestingly enough, the right wing media channel “Powned”, owned by the largest newspaper in the Netherlands, made a mirror too: http://www.powned.tv/wikileaks/

    Adding: “As this is the first real battle between the internet and the establishment, we’ll put old antipathies aside.”
    http://www.powned.tv/nieuws/tech/2010/12/powned_steunt_julian_assange.html

  • user.von

    yet another maintained mirror list :
    http://bluetouff.com/2010/12/03/acceder-a-wikileaks/

  • cratermoon

    It’s worth repeating John Gilmore’s famous quote, “The Net interprets censorship as damage and routes around it.”