ABC News’ Jake Tapper is reporting that Sarah Palin‘s website and personal credit card information “were cyber-attacked today by Wikileaks supporters” according to an email received from the former Alaskan governor. Earlier today reports surfaced of hackers from the infamous “Anonymous” group connected to the 4chan message boards attacking major institutions such as Mastercard, ostensibly in retaliation for their treatment of Wikileaks

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Sarah Palin is currently involved in a heated back-and-forth with Newsweek magazine (while Runner’s World ducks for cover) over their use of a sexy cover photo of her on their most recent issue. This whole thing sounded weirdly familiar to me. Newsweek magazine accused of sexist cover photo, headline calling her a problem? Sure enough, it looks like this is an annual event for Newsweek. There are a few key differences, though.

Back in October of 2008, Newsweek took fire from Palin supporters for a cover photo that was NOT sexy enough.

While we wait for Sarah Palin to activate her still dormant Twitter feed, and keep our fingers crossed that Barbara Walters‘ interview with Palin, beginning today, is slightly more hard-hitting than Oprah’s was, we’ll have to rely on the old Palin standby: Facebook. Last night she addressed the Newsweek cover. (UPDATE: Jon Meacham responds.)

It sure looks like it. Palin just added SarahPalinUSA to the info on her Facebook page, and one glance at the Twitter page itself would suggest that, presumably to coincide with her book tour, Palin is about to actively return to the world of Twitter