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speaking of this, does anyone have the html/images of the iranian block page? I collect them and would really appreciate it if someone was able to send that alo
by nachteilig 15y ago
speaking of this, does anyone have the html/images of the iranian block page? I collect them and would really appreciate it if someone was able to send that along. Or does the iranian firewall just drop the connection without the censorship notice?
- drostie 15y agoThey're dropping SSH too, so I'd just assume that they're dropping everything. No block page for you. ^_^ The goal might not be censorship, even. Iran's most prominent recent actions have been provocative trade threats and hacking a US drone -- and US Presidential candidates have been discussing the possibility of eventually invading Iran. Iran has plenty of paranoia to spare: http://www.juancole.com/2011/12/iran-has-us-surrounded-all-right.html http://www.juancole.com/2011/12/iran-has-us-surrounded-all-r... I'm guessing that they're dropping connections in part based on that; fear of spies rather than fear of speech. In which case they wouldn't really have any motive for a blockpage, either.
- mukyu 15y agoIt is the anniversary of the overthrow of the Shah and they do something like every time there is something politically sensitive going on. It is clearly population/sentiment control and not 'fear of spies'.
- pooriaazimi 15y agoThe actual url is: http://10.10.34.34?type=Invalid http://10.10.34.34?type=Invalid Site&policy=MainPolicy but obviously you can't access that (it's a local IP). You can download the html source at https://raw.github.com/gist/1805605/f2211718b70f7cb24f3d3213824df90c8f3e8797/peyvandha.ir https://raw.github.com/gist/1805605/f2211718b70f7cb24f3d3213... ('peyvandha' means 'links')