C'è una triste ironia in questo.

Mentre la Russia (il cui governo, ricordiamo, sta usando le
vulnerabilità lasciate aperte da campioni della privacy come Mozilla
per identificare coloro che dispongono dell'infrastruttura per
individuare un'attacco JavaScript) vuole scollegarsi dalla rete di
reti internazionale (o più precisamente, vuole controllare cosa entra
e cosa esce), l'Europa non fa nulla per renderla più resiliente, meno
legata al dominio USA.


Giacomo
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A first draft of the law mandated that Russian internet providers
should ensure the independence of the Russian internet space (Runet)
in the case of foreign aggression to disconnect the country from the
rest of the internet.

In addition, Russian telecom firms would also have to install
"technical means" to re-route all Russian internet traffic to exchange
points approved or managed by Roskomnazor, Russia's telecom watchdog.

Roskomnazor will inspect the traffic to block prohibited content and
make sure traffic between Russian users stays inside the country, and
is not re-routed uselessly through servers abroad, where it could be
intercepted.

[...]

The Russian government has been working on this project for years. In
2017, Russian officials said they plan to route 95 percent of all
internet traffic locally by 2020.

Authorities have even built a local backup of the Domain Name System
(DNS), which they first tested in 2014, and again in 2018, and which
will now be a major component of the Runet when ISPs plan to
disconnect the country from the rest of the world.

Russia's response comes as NATO countries announced several times that
they were mulling a stronger response to cyber attacks, of which
Russia is constantly accused of carrying out.

https://www.zdnet.com/article/russia-to-disconnect-from-the-internet-as-part-of-a-planned-test/
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