Wikileaks editor Julian Assange was warned that a new version expected documents would be illegal. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE NEW STORY: The New York Times and four European media after documents Wikileaks says it is illegal under cyber-attack, but the documents have already been distributed, the United States warns against Wikileaks leak and can be life (CNN) at risk - The Whistleblower website Wikileaks announced Sunday that he was cyber-attack, preventing it from sending tens of thousands of dollars ordered
Wikileaks editor Julian Assange was warned that a new version expected documents would be illegal.
HIGHLIGHTS OF HISTORY
- NEW: The New York Times and four European media after documents
- Wikileaks says it's under cyber attack, but the documents already distributed
- U.S. warns against Wikileaks, the leak was illegal and could endanger the life
(AP) - The whistleblower site Wikileaks said Sunday he was cyber-attack, preventing it from U.S. diplomats ordered tens of thousands of cables, he said, listing via Twitter Sunday.
Despite the incident, five international news agencies, who had papers published before the time the details of the disclosure of documents available on its website.
The announcement of the attack apparently took place shortly after the U.S. Wikileaks editor Julian Assange warned that the release of documents would be illegal and would jeopardize the lives of people.
The New York Times, The Guardian in England, and newspapers and magazines in three other European countries published excerpts of the new accommodation on Sunday.
The site has now been a Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks, he said. This is an effort to build a website is not available to users who normally by flooding it with data requests.
From 3 clock Sunday, the place was not accessible.
The U.S. State Department legal adviser said Saturday that if all materials were in the display of documents on the site by government officials provided without permission, "they were in violation of the United States, made available and without regard to the seriousness of the consequences of this action. "
Wikileaks said last week that he was preparing a new batch of previously classified U.S. military to release documents.
said, "Next Release 7x is the size of the Activity war in Iraq," the group via Twitter Monday. "The intense pressure on this issue for months. Keep us strong."
State Department legal adviser Harold Hongju Koh said Assange he replied in a letter on the last flight.
Koh said the ministry with representatives of the New York Times and The Guardian newspaper and the German magazine Der Spiegel about 250,000 documents, the organization had spoken whistleblower after publication.
Wikileaks said on Sunday he was still documents in El Pais in Spain, and Le Monde in France, where.
Koh describes the distribution of "illegal dissemination of classified information" and said it would "endanger the lives of countless people" - criticism that U.S. officials were repeated after the last announcement on the site.
The information will flash on Wikileaks an overview of the global communication of the State Department and its 297 embassies, consulates and missions, which are generally considered to provide "cable".
Koh said that this could jeopardize the transfer of these documents relations with allies, actions and military operations against terrorism.
CNN did not advance access to documents had, contrary to some media organizations because the company refused to sign a confidentiality agreement with Wikileaks.
CNN Senior Producer Elise Labott State Department contributed to this report.
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