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American executive
enterprise security company OpenDNS (acquired by Cisco) and founder of EveryDNS (acquired by Dyn). In December 2016, Ulevitch was named the Senior Vice
David_Ulevitch
News leak publishing organisation
WikiLeaks waged verbal and DDoS attacks on EveryDNS. Because of a typographical error in blogs mistaking EveryDNS for competitor EasyDNS, the sizeable Internet
WikiLeaks
Decentralized hacktivist collective
blog; PostFinance, a Swiss financial company denying service to WikiLeaks; EveryDNS, a web-hosting company that had also denied service; and the website of
Anonymous_(hacker_group)
Series of cyberattacks conducted by Anonymous
ch 2010-12-06 Swedish Prosecution Authority aklagare.se 2010-12-07 EveryDNS everydns.com 2010-12-07 Joseph Lieberman lieberman.senate.gov 2010-12-08 MasterCard
Operation_Payback
2010–2011 release of 251,287 diplomatic cables
to 100 Gbit/s of other major attacks during 2010. On 2 December 2010, EveryDNS, who provide a free DNS hosting service, dropped WikiLeaks from its entries
United States diplomatic cables leak
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Former Internet infrastructure company
within OCI along with outstanding capabilities with this service." 2010: EveryDNS, EditDNS, and SendLabs[citation needed] September 2012: the search engine
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Media.net Isaiah Turner Monkey Tien Tzuo Zuora David Ulevitch OpenDNS, EveryDNS Deena Varshavskaya Wanelo Raj Vattikuti Covansys Corporation Ricky Van
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Canadian domain registrar and DNS hosting provider
news reports and online commentary confused it with the similarly named EveryDNS, the provider that had withdrawn DNS service from WikiLeaks.org. After
EasyDNS
association with WikiLeaks. After providing 24-hour notification, American-owned EveryDNS deleted WikiLeaks from its entries on 2 December 2010, citing DDoS attacks
Reception_of_WikiLeaks
PayPal decided to freeze the WikiLeaks' account over "illegal" activity. EveryDNS, WikiLeaks' U.S. hosting provider, dropped WikiLeaks from its entries,
Reactions to the United States diplomatic cables leak
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