throwaway-mitm

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   by throwaway-mitm 7y ago

   That's all for this throwaway... Logging off forever!
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   by throwaway-mitm 7y ago

   All the information a person could want is available if you know where to look. I'm providing well-documented information. If more information becomes public I can talk about it, otherwise, I simply can't. Let's just leave it
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   by throwaway-mitm 7y ago

   https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2014/09/why-comcasts-jav...
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   by throwaway-mitm 7y ago

   No. AFAIK it doesn't do any DPI. It's only for user messaging (content injection).
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   by throwaway-mitm 7y ago

   I'm hesitant to name the device, because thus far the company who makes it has escaped scrutiny, and I'm not the one who's going to change that right now. There was an Ars Technica article a few years ago that made reference
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   by throwaway-mitm 7y ago

   I have first-hand knowledge about how Comcast's content injection happens. (they'd prefer to call it "User Messaging") I'm sure you'll find the same ability from several ISPs because they all purchased a networ