Wikileaks claims D Notice issued to UK press over leaks

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• Torz Baron Copley - 26 Nov 18:40
  Well then, would you kindly let us know if and when you do please... Doing a reccie, it seems that only Twitter is reporting this via Wikileaks...
  Have just done a cursory search, nothing else as yet of significance..
  Many thank
  TBC
  
• Jimmyzatl - 26 Nov 22:05
  WL didn't claim a notice was sent... They said there was a d notice warning, there are d notices already in effect, you can research it here...
  
  http://www.dnotice.org.uk/
  
• Douglas Dixon - 26 Nov 23:03
  Can anyone explain, any of the following;
  Why give out D Notices to UK Editors? So, you stop British public reading stuff - but that is censorship surely?
  It's not us who will use the information, it is foreign governments - stop them getting it!!
  Does the government block the Wikileaks site?
  How do hundreds of thousands of secret documents get copied from secure US government computers without someone detecting it, immediately? There is something badly insecure when this can happen.
  Is WIkileaks bona fide? Something does not seem right about this.
  Why can't they be closed down or 'attacked' by all these hitech geeks the US has in Fort Meade?
• James - 27 Nov 00:48
  If you want to help, setup a Tor Relay (make sure you have the DirPort (9030/tcp) and ORPort (usually 443/tcp[windoze] or 9001/tcp[linux]) forwarded in your router/firewall - or use uPNP. Make sure you have at least 20kb/sec outbound bandwidth. I am donating 200KB/sec both ways. You can download Tor from http://torproject.org
  
  I recommend downloading the full Vidalia Bundle which includes Tor, Polipo, and Tor Button for FireFox. You do not have to be an exit node if you do not want to take on the risk.
  
  Relay Information: https://www.torproject.org/docs/tor-doc-relay.html.en
  
  If you plan on using Tor as a client, I recommend EFF's HTTPS Everywhere Plugin: http://www.eff.org/https-everywhere
• Dan Yankee - 27 Nov 01:49
  yes, good story on D notices. YIKES...as a Yank several oceans away...never heard of this term.....thanks for wiki heads up......and loved that story about Uncle Mac and the blank space hole in the paper back then......a classic...... i was once in jail in Japan for 41 days on a minor strick Japanese regulation oversight charge -- and they let me read the Japan Times in my solitary cell at the Tokyo Detention Center, late 1990s, but they blackouted by hand stories they did not want me to read,,,,,however, crafty connecticut yankee in King Emporer's Jail, i found a way to get around them, i dipped the page into the toilet water bowl in my tiny cell and then held the wet paper up to the light on the ceiling, which was on 24/7, and the paper and light let the sun shine through and i could then READ the stories they did not want me to see, and what were they about? an Inmate in Japanese jail who committed suicide that week. they didn't want me to get any ''ideas''....kindly Japanese!
  
  Governments around the world have ways to block things. They never succeed. OUCH.
• epinoa - 28 Nov 11:20
  No D notice? So you can publish in full then Mike. Go for it laddie !!
• frodo - 29 Nov 11:35
  Here's how it looks like and there's also a list of receivers.
  
  http://www.pacificfreepress.com/news/1/7465-wikileaks-releases-site-attacked-as-uk-issues-d-notice-press-chiller.html

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