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Wow, I didn't realise this had started. If I go to http://thepiratebay.se http://thepiratebay.se I get this message: Copyright Notice ACCESS TO THIS WEBSITE H

Wow, I didn't realise this had started. If I go to http://thepiratebay.se http://thepiratebay.se I get this message: Copyright Notice ACCESS TO THIS WEBSITE HAS BEEN DISABLED BECAUSE THE FEDERAL COURT OF AUSTRALIA HAS DETERMINED THAT IT INFRINGES OR FACILITATES THE INFRINGEMENT OF COPYRIGHT. Please access the content you are seeking via licensed sites – www.digitalcontentguide.com.au provides information about many sources of licensed content.

captn3m0 10y ago
Does it work over HTTPS?
- hackits 10y ago
  HTTPS still has to resolve the domain name that is part of the url.
  - teraflop 10y ago
    Yeah, but an ISP should at worst be able to block connections to specific hosts or IP addresses. If they could generate certificates for arbitrary domains (like thepiratebay.se) allowing them to serve a "blocked for copyright infringement" page over HTTPS, then something would be seriously broken.
    - unlikelymordant 10y ago
      If it is just at dns, it can just point you to a different ip
      - cyphar 10y ago
        Yes, but they won't (or rather shouldn't) be able to get a valid SSL certificate for the domain. This is literally one of the scenarios SSL was created to protect against..
      - lokedhs 10y ago
        Then the browser will refuse to serve the page since the certificate will not match the site you intended to go to. Granted, they'll still stop you from going there but the user won't understand why it fails.
      - deleted 10y ago
        [deleted]
- mkj 10y ago
  The ones I saw weren't listening on port 443.
skissane 10y ago
I think it only affects certain ISPs. I am with SkyMesh and thepiratebay.se resolves fine.
- viraptor 10y ago
  Escapenet (small provider) works fine as well.
- shakna 10y ago
  Exetel is still allowing access.
blowski 10y ago
Same thing in the UK, with the main ISPs at least.
psybin 10y ago
Can you capture the HTML and any images and rehost it somewhere?
- x0 10y ago
  Telstra's copyright notice is at: 101.167.166.53 Optus's one is: 54.79.39.115 Easy to find, just `dig A thepiratebay.se @<isp_dns_server>` Cannot access TPG's, iiNet's or Habour ISP's DNS servers, probably because I'm on Telstra and they only allow queries from customers.
  - sdwisely 10y ago
    TPG: 202.136.99.184 kinda funny I had to go out of my way to see it.
    - iso-8859-1 10y ago
      snapshot https://archive.is/ozFjp https://archive.is/ozFjp
  - tombrossman 10y ago
    A few bonus images, useful for messing with people's heads: FBI "This Hidden Site Has Been Seized" https://i.imgur.com/Ovp6VEa.jpg https://i.imgur.com/Ovp6VEa.jpg ICE "Domain Name Seized" https://i.imgur.com/6667N7b.gif https://i.imgur.com/6667N7b.gif There's probably a Tumblr page somewhere with all these but I haven't checked lately.
dan1234 10y ago
My UK ISP (BT) has this: "Access to the websites listed on this page has been blocked pursuant to orders of the high court. More information can be found at www.ukispcourtorders.co.uk” They do at least tell you which organisation applied for the blocking order at http://www.ukispcourtorders.co.uk http://www.ukispcourtorders.co.uk
dublinben 10y ago
If anyone in Australia is interested, TPB is available as a Tor onion service: http://uj3wazyk5u4hnvtk.onion/ http://uj3wazyk5u4hnvtk.onion/

captn3m0 10y ago

Does it work over HTTPS?

hackits 10y ago
HTTPS still has to resolve the domain name that is part of the url.
- teraflop 10y ago
  Yeah, but an ISP should at worst be able to block connections to specific hosts or IP addresses. If they could generate certificates for arbitrary domains (like thepiratebay.se) allowing them to serve a "blocked for copyright infringement" page over HTTPS, then something would be seriously broken.
  - unlikelymordant 10y ago
    If it is just at dns, it can just point you to a different ip
    - cyphar 10y ago
      Yes, but they won't (or rather shouldn't) be able to get a valid SSL certificate for the domain. This is literally one of the scenarios SSL was created to protect against..
    - lokedhs 10y ago
      Then the browser will refuse to serve the page since the certificate will not match the site you intended to go to. Granted, they'll still stop you from going there but the user won't understand why it fails.
    - deleted 10y ago
      [deleted]
mkj 10y ago
The ones I saw weren't listening on port 443.

skissane 10y ago

I think it only affects certain ISPs. I am with SkyMesh and thepiratebay.se resolves fine.

viraptor 10y ago
Escapenet (small provider) works fine as well.
shakna 10y ago
Exetel is still allowing access.

blowski 10y ago

Same thing in the UK, with the main ISPs at least.

psybin 10y ago

Can you capture the HTML and any images and rehost it somewhere?

x0 10y ago
Telstra's copyright notice is at: 101.167.166.53 Optus's one is: 54.79.39.115 Easy to find, just `dig A thepiratebay.se @<isp_dns_server>` Cannot access TPG's, iiNet's or Habour ISP's DNS servers, probably because I'm on Telstra and they only allow queries from customers.
- sdwisely 10y ago
  TPG: 202.136.99.184 kinda funny I had to go out of my way to see it.
  - iso-8859-1 10y ago
    snapshot https://archive.is/ozFjp https://archive.is/ozFjp
- tombrossman 10y ago
  A few bonus images, useful for messing with people's heads: FBI "This Hidden Site Has Been Seized" https://i.imgur.com/Ovp6VEa.jpg https://i.imgur.com/Ovp6VEa.jpg ICE "Domain Name Seized" https://i.imgur.com/6667N7b.gif https://i.imgur.com/6667N7b.gif There's probably a Tumblr page somewhere with all these but I haven't checked lately.

dan1234 10y ago

My UK ISP (BT) has this: "Access to the websites listed on this page has been blocked pursuant to orders of the high court. More information can be found at www.ukispcourtorders.co.uk” They do at least tell you which organisation applied for the blocking order at http://www.ukispcourtorders.co.uk http://www.ukispcourtorders.co.uk

dublinben 10y ago

If anyone in Australia is interested, TPB is available as a Tor onion service: http://uj3wazyk5u4hnvtk.onion/ http://uj3wazyk5u4hnvtk.onion/