> On 2019/Aug/26, at 10:16 am, Bernard Robertson-Dunn
> wrote:
>
> The Christchurch material was available only through 8Chan.com which was
> accessed via the Tor browser.
In this case we're talking about DNS poisoning? Tor not really needed. A
non-Australian DNS server or a VPN and
On 26/08/2019 8:55 am, Roger Clarke wrote:
>
> Govt agrees to ISP-level site-blocking of 'dangerous material'
> To create 24/7 centre to monitor 'online crisis events'.
>
> The government has agreed to formalise arrangements put in place
> following the Christchurch terror attack that saw access
On 26/08/2019 8:55 AM, Roger Clarke wrote:
The shadow assistant minister for communications and cybersecurity,
Labor MP Tim Watts, characterised the blocking announcement as
measures aimed only at curbing "live streaming" of crisis events.
He suggested a deeper level of action was required
[What would you reckon are the chances that AGD and the spook agencies
have used this current 'idea in good standing' / kneejerk to slide in a
few features that they'll be able to use for purposes other than
“extreme violent content” in relation to “crisis events”?]
Govt agrees to ISP-level
