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So does this mean 10.x.x.x is publicly routable inside iran? Why wouldn't the Iranian government just use its own ip space for the censorship message?
by bawolff 11mo ago
So does this mean 10.x.x.x is publicly routable inside iran? Why wouldn't the Iranian government just use its own ip space for the censorship message?
- ycombinatrix 11mo agoI just tried this on a few Iranian websites and never got a 403, let alone an iframe.
- lmm 11mo ago> Why wouldn't the Iranian government just use its own ip space for the censorship message? IP addresses are expensive if you're not the US. Also they might be reusing a standard corporate filtering product that expects to be deployed on a private network (and in a way, that's what the Iranian internet is).