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Lieberman's actions are going to make things worse because he's taking something that is out-in-the-open -- which means is can be seen, understood, analyzed, an
by smoody 16y ago
Lieberman's actions are going to make things worse because he's taking something that is out-in-the-open -- which means is can be seen, understood, analyzed, and managed -- and forcing it to go underground where the government has even less control. This is going to backfire. I "get" censoring the publication of classified information, but shutting down DNS access from the USA? What is that going to solve except to make information available to everyone but us Americans? I wonder if he understands that. And I wonder if he understands the momentum he's giving to a shadow DNS service that he'll have zero control over. And if he thinks this will give him the momentum he needs to run for president in 2012, then I'm afraid he's probably right. :-(
- woan 16y agoI doubt Lieberman knows anything about DNS and don't see how any of this is related beyond WikiLeaks being involved in both. everydns.net revoked the entry because DDoS attacks were affecting their other customers.