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Russia plans to test a kill switch that disconnects the country from the internet TechCrunch

Source: techcrunch.com

Feb 11, 2019 3:11 PM 1+ week ago

As a cyber-defensive measure, the Russian government will reportedly perform a trial run of a measure that would effectively cut the country off from the rest of the world's web. Last year, Russia introduced its Digital Economy National Program, a plan that would require Russian internet providers to remain functional in the event the country [ ]...Read more.

Can Russia Actually Unplug From The Internet?

Can Russia Actually 'Unplug' From The Internet?

techdirt.com     1+ week ago

Fri, Feb 15th 2019 1:42pm Mike Masnick As you may have heard, Russia recently announced a plan to run a "test" by which it would disconnect from the internet: ...

What Happens If Russia Cuts Itself Off From the Internet

What Happens If Russia Cuts Itself Off From the Internet

wired.com     1+ week ago

The world s internet infrastructure has no central authority. To keep it working, everyone needs to rely on everyone else. As a result, the global patchwo...

Ideas this bad could kill the Internet of Things

networkworld.com     5+ mon ago

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Microsoft is working on the next version of Windows 10 for late 2019

Microsoft is working on the next version of Windows 10 for late 2019

techradar.com     4+ week ago

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Cheapest NBN plans compared: the best internet deals in Australia

Cheapest NBN plans compared: the best internet deals in Australia

techradar.com     3+ mon ago

Shares The array of internet options available to the average Aussie is getting to the point of being overwhelming, especially if you're just after th...

Cheap NBN & broadband plans compared: the best internet deals in Australia

Cheap NBN & broadband plans compared: the best internet deals in Australia

techradar.com     3+ mon ago

Shares The array of internet options available to the average Aussie is getting to the point of being overwhelming, especially if you're just after th...

Europe advances copyright law that could filter the Internet

arstechnica.com     8+ mon ago

Share this story A European Parliament committee today approved a copyright law that could have wide-ranging effects on Internet platforms that host user-generated content. The Parliament's Committ...

Google Fights In EU Court Against Ability Of One Country To Censor The Global Internet

techdirt.com     5+ mon ago

from the this-is-important dept For quite some time now we've been talking about French regulators and their ridiculous assertion that Google must apply its "Rig...

Switching broadband deals can save you a packet, new research reveals

techradar.com     3+ mon ago

Your broadband loyalty could be costing you hundreds Shares You've probably suspected it in the past, but now comes the research to back it ...

New Nintendo Switch: everything we want to see from a new Switch console

New Nintendo Switch: everything we want to see from a new Switch console

techradar.com     3+ week ago

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