>
> However, according to SecDev cyber analysts, a damaged cable alone should
> not have caused the Border Gateway Protocols (BGP) routes for netblocks to
> be withdrawn. Rather, the fact that these routes disappeared suggests that
> the regime ordered the disconnect for reasons that are unknown. A
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The internet in Syria: down, but not out
On 7 May 2013, Syria disconnected from the global internet for the third time
since the beginning of the conflict. On 8 May, internet connectivity was
restored. While analysts contin
As someone with experience in the area, I can attest that loss of power is
a likely cause or contributor.
NK
On Wed, May 8, 2013 at 8:21 PM, Andrew Lewis wrote:
> I'd say loss of power or something similar. I don't think they have
> reliable generators. Wasn't Damascus without power for most
I'd say loss of power or something similar. I don't think they have
reliable generators. Wasn't Damascus without power for most of yesterday?
Or it could be an actual technical error within STE, everyone feeds to STE
before it heads overseas.
Andrew
On May 9, 2013, at 3:05 AM, Enrique Piraces wr
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I'm working with a colleague on a project of hate vs. support rhetoric in
news commentary and we would like to look at both anonymous and identified
users. Israeli news websites allow both the old system of anonymous
commentary and Facebook identified one and it makes for an
What type of technical error could have caused this?
Thx
On May 8, 2013, at 10:55 AM, Rafal Rohozinski wrote:
The SecDev's Syria Operations Group detected 60 of 67 net blocks returning at
1600 hrs. local time. Connectivity is restored in most major cities and
governorates with the exception of
Hey,
Le 08/05/2013 16:55, Rafal Rohozinski a écrit :
> The SecDev's Syria Operations Group detected 60 of 67 net blocks
> returning at 1600 hrs. local time. Connectivity is restored in most
> major cities and governorates with the exception of those with damaged
> infrastructure (see embedded map
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The SecDev's Syria Operations Group detected 60 of 67 net blocks returning at 1600 hrs. local time. Connectivity is restored in most major cities and governorates with the exception of those with damaged infrastructure (see embedded map). Circumvention systems are back online.Sources in Syria sug
I see a few machines from Syrian Computer Society are accessible.
On May 8, 2013, at 10:16 AM, Walid AL-SAQAF wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> It seems connectivity is slowly returning to Syria. I noticed some
> connections from MTN-SYRIA to my server.
> Sincerely,
>
> Walid
>
> -
>
> Wa
Hi all,
It seems connectivity is slowly returning to Syria. I noticed some
connections from MTN-SYRIA to my server.
Sincerely,
Walid
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Walid Al-Saqaf
Founder & Administrator
alkasir for mapping and circumventing cyber censorship
https://alkasir.com
PGP: https://alkasir.com/doc/
Hi everyone,
So I writing you to gather some very targeted "intel" about hax0rs and
sentencing .
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addresses differential hacker sentencing in Germany, Australia, Japan,
UK, France, Canada, Sweden, US and the Netherlands.
The proje
Stephen Goldsmith, a former mayor of Indianapolis, has launched a new
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Morning/afternoon/evening all,
Le 08/05/2013 09:54, Walid AL-SAQAF a écrit :
> Hi Brian, Tiago and other friends,
>
> I can confirm that users from Syria have stopped using my Alkasir
> servers for accessing the Internet since yesterday at noon. Looking at
> my records, it appears it stopped tota
Hi Brian, Tiago and other friends,
I can confirm that users from Syria have stopped using my Alkasir servers
for accessing the Internet since yesterday at noon. Looking at my records,
it appears it stopped totally after noticing a decline in the number of
connections in recent days. It appears tha
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