I heard Stephen Speilberg is making a new movie about an alien that cant phone home -- it's called XT
Byt, >> Back to this way; this filters 'badness' may have been over hyped:
The government runs the filtering server and maintains the blocklist, which it advertises to ISPs using the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP). ISP routers then "know" that the best routing path to blocked addresses runs through the government's filtering servers; all other requests route through the conventional Internet as usual and are never scanned or logged by the government.
The WhiteBoxBecause an IP address can host many domains, requests to blocked IP addresses are analyzed by the WhiteBox using deep packet inspection, rather than being blocked outright. If the requests are for non-problematic URLs, they are forwarded on; if they go to a banned site or link, they are blocked, the user's IP address is logged, and a block message appears on the screen.
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Still, the group would like access to the blocklist to make sure the government stays honest; that request was denied, though the government did set up an "independent reference group" that can review the list.
Source: ArsTechnica








