Hi Rafal,
The link you provided didn't work. Could you send me a copy of the report?
Thanks,
Cameran
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Quoting Rafal Rohozinski r.rohozin...@psiphon.ca:
As this list strips PDF's - you can down load the report
Folks,
Here is an updated analysis from my side:
http://www.cert.at/services/blog/20121129184048-616.html
This includes a traceroute from within Syria.
More comments welcome.
a.
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There has been a great deal of research and reporting on the infrastructure
of Syria's international Internet connectivity, particularly in terms of
international politics. I think its important to underscore the point that
the routing is failing with the Syrian Telecommunications Establishment,
From: *Harold Feld* hf...@publicknowledge.org
We would like to get out a statement, as Public Knowledge, on Syria's
recent action and how it highlights the implications for free speech in
some of the proposed ITRs. Is there anyone not enroute to Dubai who can
clear a statement by me? Otherwise we
Sorry folks, a bit of Google dyslexia… here is the proper public link for the
brief report. Nothing really new here except for the fact that we were
tracking withdrawal of routes as far back as the 22nd. Also, we've gotten
pretty good a geo-locating individual netblocks, and IP range
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On 11/30/2012 04:06 PM, Rafal Rohozinski wrote:
Sorry folks, a bit of Google dyslexia… here is the proper public link for the
brief report. Nothing
really new here except for the fact that we were tracking withdrawal of
routes as far back as the
Hi,
One of the good ways is to see the time of tweeting and check it with Syria
time. Generally, some people are living outside the country but they claim
they are in the country! Time Zone can help you to identify is he/she in
Syria or not.
A
On 30 November 2012 18:01, Ben Connors
Renesys has a nice follow up post today, the title explains the subject.
http://www.renesys.com/blog/2012/11/could-it-happen-in-your-countr.shtml
Could It Happen In Your Country?
By James Cowie on November 30, 2012 11:32 AM
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Ben, I've just emailed you some details and a connection with the guys st
Google originally behind the service.
Brian
On Nov 30, 2012 11:02 AM, Ben Connors benjconn...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi All,
Washington Post Journalist here with a verification question.
We're looking to do a little blogging
You might also consider finding someone to analyze dialect...
(listening to them this morning, a Syrian friend claims only one of them
was from Syria, but I don't know what his rationale was).
On Fri, Nov 30, 2012 at 10:01 AM, Ben Connors benjconn...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi All,
Washington Post
Nice article. The information about Iran is inaccurate though.
Iran only has 2 ASes which are both controlled by the government. They can
easily limit or cut internet access at the times of their choosing and have
done so frequently in the aftermath of their 2009 election.
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Amir
On Fri, Nov
You are right on, Jillian! R-Shief is currently developing dialect detection
software in Arabic. We hope to collaborate more with these guys who have been
doing it for a while: http://www.detectdialect.com/about/
On Nov 30, 2012, at 11:08 AM, Jillian C. York wrote:
You might also consider
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On 11/29/2012 04:16 PM, Karin Kosina wrote:
Is any of you actually able to reach any of those networks? They
appear to be unreachable to me.
Negative.
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The Doctor [412/724/301/703] [ZS (MED)]
Developer, Project Byzantium:
Thanks,
That's the second good suggestion I've gotten. I'm afraid the team I'm
working with would need something much more rock solid.
Appreciate the responses so far though.
Innovation Editor | Video Dept. | Washington Post
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ben.conn...@washpost.com
@BCatDC
From:
On Fri, Nov 30, 2012 at 02:38:19PM -0500, The Doctor wrote:
On 11/11/2012 12:01 AM, Christopher Lueg wrote:
... and gmail keeps misclassifying liberationtech emails as spam
overridden numerous times so it's not once off it's systematic.
Interestingly, I just noticed something similar. My
Dear all,
With quite a short delay (sorry for that!) we're kicking off a
CryptoParty tomorrow in Tunis. It will be held at the Engineering School
ENSI (National School of Computer Sciences), and will start at 2PM.
People will first meet in the main theatre.
You may be aware that a previous event
On 11/30/2012 09:57 PM, KheOps wrote:
Dear all,
With quite a short delay (sorry for that!) we're kicking off a
CryptoParty tomorrow in Tunis. It will be held at the Engineering School
ENSI (National School of Computer Sciences), and will start at 2PM.
People will first meet in the main
This twitter chat on Tuesday will be of interest to many on the liberationtech
list. It's mostly internet geographers who show up to the chat, but we'd love
to have some participation from the experts on this list.
Please forward this info to anyone else who might be interested. For more
Awesome, looking forward to it! Having some difficulty finding the location -
can you give me an address and tell me which building on the campus?
On Friday, November 30, 2012 15:57 EST, KheOps khe...@ceops.eu wrote:
Dear all,
With quite a short delay (sorry for that!) we're kicking off
Le 01/12/2012 01:50, Dragana Kaurin a écrit :
Awesome, looking forward to it! Having some difficulty finding the location
- can you give me an address and tell me which building on the campus?
MMh even though I'll be attending, I'm not a Tunisian and will be guided
to the school by some
Nice to see libtech folks going to my alma mater :)
I find this plan in the school website http://www.ensi.rnu.tn/fr/contact.php#
it is the building with the strange shape . And if it is in the main theatre as
indicated in cryptoparty page , it should just be in your left after the
entrance .
Hi,
Professor McKnight and half a dozen SU WiGiT Lab students will be contributing
to the Enterprise Cloud Leadership Council demos and meetings at TM Forum
Management World Americas, of the Workplace as a Service.
The attached Workplace as a Service white paper will not be final next week,
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