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Surely this relies on the successful identification of the regulators? While novel, it doesn't fundamentally solve the grand game of cat and mouse, just moves i
by lclarkmichalek 13y ago
Surely this relies on the successful identification of the regulators? While novel, it doesn't fundamentally solve the grand game of cat and mouse, just moves it to the realm of ip addresses and browser sniffing. Or am I misinterpreting the article?
- slashdotaccount 13y agoAt first the ISPs were blocking the sites by their IP addresses. But it is easy to change the IP address, so now they are required to constantly follow the changes of A records of the blocked domain and block all the new IP addresses as well. This is where the exploit comes. If your site is blocked you can add kremlin.ru's IP address to your domain's A records and the kremlin.ru will be automatically blocked.