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If you are connecting from an Italian ISP to https://mil04s43-in-f1.1e100.net https://mil04s43-in-f1.1e100.net you're going to be greeted by a message from AGCO

If you are connecting from an Italian ISP to https://mil04s43-in-f1.1e100.net https://mil04s43-in-f1.1e100.net you're going to be greeted by a message from AGCOM telling you the website has been used to spread copyrighted content. This already happened with a Cloudflare CDN before. https://community.cloudflare.com/t/blocking-of-my-website-via-the-piracy-shield-platform/631633 https://community.cloudflare.com/t/blocking-of-my-website-vi... https://imgur.com/a/EKFHROX https://imgur.com/a/EKFHROX

dangsux 2y ago
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cdesai 2y ago
How can they do that with HTTPS though? HTTP sure they can happily MITM and redirect, but with HTTPS you need a valid cert.
- toyg 2y ago
  DNS.
  - gruez 2y ago
    Connecting with https prevents any DNS poisoning, unless the ISP managed to get a fraudulently issued certificate or a MITM root CA installed on the end users' devices. Neither seem likely.
    - toyg 2y ago
      It's not poisoning, it's blocking.
- aquatica 2y ago
  Your browser shows a TLS warning saying that the certificate doesn't match. If you override it, it brings you to that page. This is not a DNS block, the IPs are owned by Google, Italian ISPs are forced to forward the traffic of a blocked IP to AGCOM's servers.
patchymcnoodles 2y ago
I don't get that, and I'm connecting from the biggest italian provider TIM. I first get a warning from the browser because of the certificate. If I go forward I just get a 404. But maybe it changed in the last hours?
- aquatica 2y ago
  TIM and WindTre have overridden the block, don't know about the other ISPs.