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RebelSkum ago

Seems like protection from DDoS. It's believed the Dyncorp Cyberattack may have suppressed Wikileaks releases, so it could be an added countermeasure against that. Their enemies have no shortage of horsepower.

pizzagateishell ago

gotta admit this is weird tho right ? http://wildcard-in-use.findingassange.com

Freemasonsrus ago

Weird bc of the topics? I could see an outline here making sense, but I'm no IT genius. Could be legit categories of info, no?

pizzagateishell ago

Most random privacy statement i've ever read, vague as fuck, no product, company, entity, nothing. http://wildcard-in-use.findingassange.com/privacy

Freemasonsrus ago

Ya I don't get my hopes up for this kind of crap. If they have something, great, if not, they just wasted a bunch of time bc most of us know 99% of the time it's BS.

Fateswebb ago

None of that stuff is even related to findingassange.com it's all a redirect that is employed when you put ANY webpage before findingassange that does not exist. For instance kfjehifjrbicjenwhdicjsvdoeje.findingassange.com does the same thing. It's a marketing trick done by the host that has nothing at all to do with the website. Nothing to see here...... If anything it's a ddos safeguard, forwarding any non relevant traffic to an unrelated domain.

Freemasonsrus ago

Thanks for the explanation. I guess we'll see tomorrow. BTW, judging by language and timing I believe they are overseas.