Technical Aspects of Internet Blocking in Russia
summary
Explains the technical details of internet blocking in Russia: how the blocking mechanism is organized (who, what, where, when, how), why Roskomnadzor performs network-level blocks, and what technical problems this mechanism causes. Discusses reasons for the current design and proposes technical directions for improvement that fit within minimal changes to the existing legal and regulatory framework.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:11A Tangled Web of Problems
- 8:09What They Filter With
- 17:59The 'Revizor' AS Scheme
- 28:12Domain Resolving
- 31:10‘Rotten’ Domains
- 37:13Maintenance Regulations
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