Site "Wikileaks" is being subjected to electronic piracy

(CNN) - As the world awaits the deployment of more confidential documents, for the war led by the United States of America in both Iraq and Afghanistan, the site "and Ikilex," site reported Sunday, that he is under the process of electronic piracy.

While not accessible to the home page for "insiders" on the web, it has resorted site administrators to use their on site "Twitter" social networking, to announce the attack, which exposed the site, shortly before the deadline for the deployment of more leaked documents.

According to Page, "and insiders" on "Twitter" that the site was under attack from the type DDOS, making access to it by users impossible, by sending a barrage of questions and requests for information, but the site confirmed that he will publish more leaked documents in a timely selected Sunday night.

The announcement came on the exposure site "Wikileaks" of piracy warning shortly after officials at the U.S. State Department is responsible for editing the site, Julian Osang, the publication of those documents, it's illegal, and displays many lives at risk.

The site that the newspaper "New York Times" of America, and "The Guardian" the British, in addition to newspapers and magazines in three other European countries plans to publish leaked documents at the same time Sunday.

The legal adviser to the U.S. Department of State, Harold Koh, had warned earlier in the day, that the feet of the site to publish any documents, leaked by government officials, without obtaining official permission to do so, in violation of U.S. law.

It is expected that the documentation that the site intends to publish, private correspondence between U.S. officials and officials in other countries, including Russia, Britain, Israel, Turkey, Australia and Canada, which may endanger the diplomatic relations between Washington and those of the damage