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How will Pirate Bay Avoid Blocking?
Posted by Unknown in Copyright infringement, P2P, Pirate Bay, web filtering on Thursday, January 9, 2014
As once said "All site blocking techniques can be circumvented" (here). Apparently we are going to see one more way to do that.
Ernesto reports to TorrentFreak that "The Pirate Bay’s PirateBrowser just hit 2.5 million downloads but the notorious torrent site has much bigger plans in store for the new year. The team behind the site is developing a new tool that doesn’t rely on domain names
BT Launches DNS-based Parental Control; Does it Log Traffic?
Posted by Unknown in BT, DNS, Open Rights Group, Parental Control, web filtering on Monday, December 23, 2013
Following the UK Government decision to enforce opt our parental control on all ISPs (here), BT announced recently a new, network-based, Parental control service.
Tim Guest, BT's Homepage and marketing manager, explains: "We’ve offered free parental controls to customers for years, but the protection focused on desktop computers and laptops – now the new controls cover any internet-enabled
VAS/Security Deployments [275]: Singtel Uses Fortinet to Protect Enterprise Customers
Posted by Unknown in anti-virus, malware, security, SingTel, VAS, web filtering on Thursday, November 28, 2013
Fortinet announced that it has ".. partnered with SingTel to immediately roll out secured broadband services to enterprises across Singapore. Running on Fortinet's high performance FortiGate® network security platforms and FortiManager® and FortiAnalyzer® centralised management and reporting appliances, the SingTel Business Fibre Broadband Security Suite intercepts security threats and
[Guest post]: How Mobile Operators Can Address the War on Porn?
Posted by Unknown in EE, Openwave Mobility, Parental Control, UK, web filtering on Monday, October 28, 2013
By Michael Rodgers*, Senior Strategist of Products, Openwave Mobility
UK Prime Minster David Cameron recently raised the stakes in his “war against porn” by asking Internet providers to apply stricter filters on adult content.
Child safety has been cited by many political insiders as one of the reasons behind the UK’s push towards stricter content laws. Cameron’s vision which also includes