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Friday, December 30. 2011

Posted by cane in Speaker's Corner at 14:51 | Comments (9)

JonDonym is blocked in Iran. The censorships starts 3 weeks ago. Connections to mix cascades and infoservices are blocked by IP addresses black list. Additional it seems deep packet inspection is used to slow down encrypted connections to anti censorship proxy and anti censorship forwarders. But both anti censorship technologies are working and it is possible to avois the blocking of JonDonym.

During Chaos Communication Congress in Berlin J. Appelbaum and R. Dingledine presented an analysis about blocking technologies of some gouvernments against Tor: How governments have tried to block Tor. Because we don't have cooperation partners in Iran we will study the analysis of TorProject.org for development of more sophisticated anti-censorship technologies to get back the full speed of JonDonym services in Iran.

Update: We added tutorials to circumvent blocking of JonDonym to our online help. At first try to use a proxy. If it did not work, you may use the anti censorship forwarder of JonDo.

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This inrfoamtoin is off the hizool!

#1 Deacon on 2012-01-02 05:22 (Reply)

Insights like this liven thigns up around here.

#1.1 Fannie on 2012-01-02 05:36 (Reply)

I might be beanitg a dead horse, but thank you for posting this!

#1.2 Henny on 2012-01-02 05:59 (Reply)

Just the type of insight we need to fire up the dtebae.

#1.2.1 Dreama on 2012-01-02 10:01 (Reply)

That insgiht solves the problem. Thanks!

#1.2.1.1 Stafon on 2012-01-04 02:42 (Reply)

At last! Somenoe with real expertise gives us the answer. Thanks!

#1.2.2 Karinthia on 2012-01-02 13:01 (Reply)

That's the perfect iisnhgt in a thread like this.

#1.2.2.1 Philinda on 2012-01-04 03:05 (Reply)

This is what we need - an ingsiht to make everyone think

#1.2.3 Nelia on 2012-01-02 16:28 (Reply)

hi I can help you in the way testing new technologies against jondonym and tor filtering in iran . a friend from iran gfsx2008 at gmail dot com

#2 friend on 2012-01-02 06:08 (Reply)

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