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Mastercard site brought down in Wikileaks protest

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© under license to London News Pictures. A screen shot of the Mastercard website showing technical problems. Internet "hacktivists" claim to have brought down the Mastercard website. The site is hit by a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) apparently coordinated by hackers in a 'payback operation' . Transactions donating to the Wikileak's site where stopped by Mastercard following Julian Assange's arested on December 7 in London. Photo credit should read Fuat Akyuz/London News Pictures.

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© under license to London News Pictures. A screen shot of the Mastercard website showing technical problems. Internet "hacktivists" claim to have brought down the Mastercard website. The site is hit by a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) apparently coordinated by hackers in a 'payback operation' . Transactions donating to the Wikileak's site where stopped by Mastercard following Julian Assange's arested on December 7 in London. Photo credit should read Fuat Akyuz/London News Pictures.