look at Iranian one. It is very interesting: (you redirect to this
page when you try to reach a filtered website: http://peyvandha.ir/ [1])
try to translate the page. It is a kind of user-friendly filtering :)
MAHDI YOUSEFI
PhD Candidate
University of Tehran
Department of
Communication
Hi all,
As promised, I've written up a post noting some of what I've learned over
the last few weeks, as I've been reviewing a variety of digital safety
security guides and handouts while producing a new security curriculum for
the mobile multimedia reporting app Small World News is developing
On Mon, Aug 13, 2012 at 12:38 PM, Fabio Pietrosanti (naif)
li...@infosecurity.ch wrote:
The average user (a very stupid, dumb user but with very strong political
commitment in freedom fighting) will always trust the website / operator.
We CANNOT FIX that problem in any technical/cryptographic
On 8/13/12 6:53 PM, Gregory Maxwell wrote:
For example, it wouldn't be hard to educate people to only install
software on their secure systems via a downloading tool that verifies
(cryptographically) that the software which is being installed has
been independently peer reviewed by multiple
On Sun, Aug 12, 2012 at 09:14:48PM -0700, Adam Fisk wrote:
My understanding is that China just shows a blank page. Is that correct?
That depends on the type of filtering. The keyword filtering infrastructure
forcefully terminates connections and depending on the browser you will get an
error
Would you like to make the Liberationtech archives *public* or *private?
I would say public. A google search here and there from the odd person in
the future might find the information useful. If one thinks a mailing list
contains any semblance of privacy, a google search of entrapment by police
Now that you mentioned Baidu and someone said 'user-friendly filtering' I
remembered that on IE at my workplace (BJ, China) I often end up on a Baidu
search page when trying to open google.hu. Of course the first search
result is always google.hu which then fails to open...
Best,
Marietta
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