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I'm not convinced that the FBI has this power. Can they really say to MIT, for example, that port 9131 on IP address 128.31.0.39 is now out of bounds? Or coerc
by geographomics 12y ago
I'm not convinced that the FBI has this power.
Can they really say to MIT, for example, that port 9131 on IP address 128.31.0.39 is now out of bounds? Or coerce all of Riseup's peers (including any future ones) to cease connecting to their entire 199.254.238.0/24 range, or even just firewall off 199.254.238.52 upstream?
As far as I know, there's no precedent for this where the provider - and, crucially, the owner of the IP address block - is hosting the server itself.