[liberationtech] Appelbaum's Ultrasurf report
Andrew Lewis
andrew at pdqvpn.com
Mon Apr 16 13:40:34 PDT 2012
I ran into Jacob at 28c3, and as he described the holes it terrified me to know that people in Syria(the country I am focused on at the moment) were using this software. I am just starting to read the actual papers, but as I understand it the holes were/are pretty serious, and that the monitoring software in Syria(Bluecoat) was picking up one of the major holes as part of it's routine logging of all internet traffic, with no special changes required.
-Andrew
On Apr 16, 2012, at 4:33 PM, Rebecca MacKinnon wrote:
> "Ultrasurf is software produced by the UltraReach company for censorship circumvention, privacy, security and anonymity. Unfortunately for them, I found their claims to be overstated and I found a number of serious problems with Ultrasurf."
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> https://blog.torproject.org/blog/ultrasurf-definitive-review
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> Would love to know people's comments and reactions.
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> Best,
> Rebecca
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