On Blocking Blogs in India and Blogspot JS Injection
BoingBoing reports that the Indian government has blocked some major blog destinations. Report: Indian gov blocks Blogspot, Typepad, Geocities blogs
I am anti-censorship and dislike the fact governments seek to impose their will on citizens.
However, from a security standpoint the blocking of *.blogspot.com doesn’t surprise me at all.
Not when you have this ridiculous and unsafe system setup and still going on…
Still I would prefer freedom over safety. Better to get pwned by JS injection than to have reading liberties removed.
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