Communist Firewall

"But is the red firewall blocking seven?" Mannherbot wanted to know. For a while Mannherbot began to calculate how the foot passed when it ran full strength under concrete. Twenty minutes passed before he imitated an angry sigh. They caught up. His core makes him almost energetic and energetic. He noticed that the motorcycle to his left leaning against the apartment building and shining brightly in Russian.

"No firewall" and "No spy" are related. The firewall is a typical symptom of border protection that relies on traditional security architecture. The firewall blocks access to assets behind the server. You need to go through the firewall to access Google. But once you go through the firewall there are many ways to control your system starting to crack your account. A public key infrastructure to protect Web traffic has been unified. That is, only trusted root certification authorities (such as VeriSign) can provide public and private key pairs to trustworthy organizations such as banks. In most cases, an individual can not access the public key infrastructure that is accessed frequently.

Since 1997, the Chinese Communist Party has conducted Internet censorship in various forms. A censorship system known today as a firewall is a requirement for the Chinese Communist Party to regulate Chinese Internet users. The Communist Party insists that Facebook and similar platforms will disseminate erroneous information, organize illegal activities, and help to promote opposition emotions. The Chinese website is closely monitored by government agencies. The government allows only directly monitored websites to comply with the Communist Party's management policy. That's why the Western Web site, which allows users to post any content, is strictly forbidden in China. In China's popular social platform WeChat owned by Tencent China users can send messages, post updates, and follow interesting accounts, but the story is usually monitored by Internet police.

There is a so-called "China firewall" in China. The Great Wall firewall is controlled by the Chinese Communist Party and is used to regulate the Internet in mainland China. Golden Shield is the name of a project that blocks potentially objectionable or unethical content from abroad. As a result, mainland Chinese Internet users are restricted access to the free and open Internet, and often try to bypass firewalls using review prevention tools or VPNs. As we all know, China also uses a firewall as a weapon. China can fire large-scale DDoS attacks using a technique called "side attack" using a firewall. Recently, this has recently been proved when Github was attacked by two anti-censorship projects, hosting GreatFire and cn-nytimes. People in Mainland China bypass these firewalls using these tools