Wer noch nicht weiß, was ein überspezifisches Dementi ist, findet hier ein schönes Beispiel:

2015 enthüllte etwa die NGO Privacy International, dass Pakistan Überwachungstechnologien deutscher Unternehmen nutzte. Bereits damals war die massive Überwachungswut des Landes bekannt. Eines der deutschen Unternehmen, Utimaco, soll Medienberichten zufolge auch in Myanmar aktiv gewesen sein. Auf Anfrage hieß es von Utimaco, das Unternehmen habe stets alle Gesetze und Vorschriften eingehalten. Außerdem hätte man niemals direkte Geschäfte mit einem der Mobilfunknetzbetreiber in Myanmar getätigt.

https://www.derstandard.at/story/3000000286721/wie-china-seine-great-firewall-ins-ausland-exportiert

#Geedge #GreatFirewall #China #Pakistan #Kasachstan #Äthiopien #Myanmar #Burma #Massenüberwachung #Utimaco #Sandvine #Applogic #VPN #Tor #NetBlocks #InternetSperren #Medienkompetenz

Wie China seine "Great Firewall" ins Ausland exportiert

Ein chinesisches Unternehmen liefert Überwachungstechnologie in autoritär regierte Länder. Die Folgen für Oppositionelle und Journalisten könnten dramatisch sein

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Open letter to Sandvine requesting evidence of the adequacy and effectiveness of the announced reforms

https://citizenlab.ca/2024/12/open-letter-to-sandvine-requesting-evidence-of-the-adequacy-and-effectiveness-of-the-announced-reforms/

#Sandvine #News

Open letter to Sandvine requesting evidence of the adequacy and effectiveness of the announced reforms - The Citizen Lab

The Citizen Lab’s director Ron Deibert and senior researcher John Scott-Railton co-signed an open letter spearheaded by Access Now, calling on Sandvine to

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Sandvine to withdraw from 56 countries following U.S. sanctions over surveillance and censorship practices - Business & Human Rights Resource Centre

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#Sandvine, makers of #surveillance-ware that allowed authoritarian countries to censor the internet and spy on their citizens, announced that it is leaving “non-democratic” countries as part of a major overhaul of the company.
Sandvine did not name the 56 countries, apart from #Egypt, where Sandvine promised to leave by the end of March 2025. For the remaining countries — including non-government customers in Egypt — the “end-of-service” date will be the end of 2025.
https://techcrunch.com/2024/09/20/internet-surveillance-firm-sandvine-says-its-leaving-56-non-democratic-countries/
Internet surveillance firm Sandvine says it's leaving 56 'non-democratic' countries | TechCrunch

Sandvine sold its internet surveillance products to authoritarian regimes, including Belarus, Egypt, Eritrea, the United Arab Emirates, and Uzbekistan.

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#CyberSecurity #Surveillance #Sandvine #Spyware #Censorship: "Sandvine, the makers of surveillance-ware that allowed authoritarian countries to censor the internet and spy on their citizens, announced that it is leaving dozens of “non-democratic” countries as part of a major overhaul of the company.

The company, which was founded in Canada, published a statement on Thursday, claiming that it now wants to be “a technology solution leader for democracies.” As part of this new strategy, Sandvine said it has already left 32 countries and is in the process of leaving another 24 countries.

Sandvine did not name the 56 countries, apart from Egypt, where Sandvine promised to leave by the end of March 2025. For the remaining countries — including non-government customers in Egypt — the “end-of-service” date will be the end of 2025.

This change in the company’s direction comes after years of investigations by Bloomberg, which reported that Sandvine had sold its internet surveillance products to authoritarian regimes, including Belarus, Egypt, Eritrea, the United Arab Emirates, and Uzbekistan."

https://techcrunch.com/2024/09/20/internet-surveillance-firm-sandvine-says-its-leaving-56-non-democratic-countries/

Internet surveillance firm Sandvine says it's leaving 56 'non-democratic' countries | TechCrunch

Sandvine sold its internet surveillance products to authoritarian regimes, including Belarus, Egypt, Eritrea, the United Arab Emirates, and Uzbekistan.

TechCrunch
Internet surveillance firm Sandvine says it's leaving 56 'non-democratic' countries | TechCrunch

Sandvine sold its internet surveillance products to authoritarian regimes, including Belarus, Egypt, Eritrea, the United Arab Emirates, and Uzbekistan.

TechCrunch
BitTorrent vom Thron gestoßen: Das Ende einer Ära

Eine Ära geht zu Ende. Video-Streaming hat BitTorrent den Rang abgelaufen. Die einstige Dominanz von Torrents im Internet ist Geschichte.

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BitTorrent is No Longer the ‘King’ of Upstream Internet Traffic

BitTorrent is no longer the 'King' of upstream traffic, marking the end of a period of declining dominance that started two decades ago.

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Dictators Used #Sandvine Tech to #Censor the Internet. The US Finally Did Something About It

Canada-based Sandvine has long sold its web-monitoring tech to #authoritarian regimes. This week, the US #sanctioned the company, severely limiting its ability to do business with American firms.
#privacy #Canada

https://www.wired.com/story/sandvine-us-sanctions-egypt-internet-censorship/

Dictators Used Sandvine Tech to Censor the Internet. The US Finally Did Something About It

Canada-based Sandvine has long sold its web-monitoring tech to authoritarian regimes. This week, the US sanctioned the company, severely limiting its ability to do business with American firms.

WIRED