The Department of Homeland Security (DHS), the internal security service of the U.S., asked the Mozilla Foundation, which publishes such as Firefox, remove the add MafiaaFire its online catalog. Mafiaafire overcomes some of the seized domain names operated by U.S. authorities in automatically redirecting the user to the copies of the site hosted elsewhere on the Web.
Wikileaks, for example, has hosted many mirror versions around the Internet after the seizure of its domain name. In a blog post, Harvey Anderson, counsel for the Mozilla Foundation, said he declined for the moment the request of DHS. "We comply with all court orders, mandates and legal requirements, but in this case there has been no court decision," he says.
Wikileaks, for example, has hosted many mirror versions around the Internet after the seizure of its domain name. In a blog post, Harvey Anderson, counsel for the Mozilla Foundation, said he declined for the moment the request of DHS. "We comply with all court orders, mandates and legal requirements, but in this case there has been no court decision," he says.