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Well... Maybe now people will listen and return to the way things should have been in the first place. Maintaining private books of IP addresses. As long as yo
by salawat 4y ago
Well... Maybe now people will listen and return to the way things should have been in the first place. Maintaining private books of IP addresses.
As long as you have registrars acting as user intermediaries, they will always be targeted by Governments due to their central role in negotiating the connection. Hopefully the line'll stop there. ISP's are close enough to common carrier that the same strategy is unlikely to find ready purchase. Though I won't hold my breath on that one. Somone'll probably try.
- supriyo-biswas 4y agoWell they can force CAs to not issue certificates either, which means unencrypted connections that the media conglomerates can ask ISPs to intercept, or having to fall back on a web of trust model, which, unfortunately, hasn't really scaled so far.