Chinese Leader Xi Jinping Lays out Plan to Control the Global Internet: Leaked Documents

The Epoch Times ^ | May 2, 2021 13:31, Last Updated: May 2, 2021 18:22 | Nicole Hao and Cathy He

[palmer]

Don't need DNS to get to FR: https://45.79.56.181/tag/*/index Also you can choose a reliable DNS, or use a VPN.

The Chinese could take control of some US root servers at various universities, but it would be kind of obvious and pretty easy to mitigate. The Chinese could infiltrate ISPs and do blocking, redirection, and/or various types of spying which would be less easy to detect. They would just need some strategic insiders.

[KC_Lion]

Biden can’t wait to have the CCP totally in control of the internet. It’s the ultimate excuse! “Come on, man! You know China runs the internet, we can’t do nothing!”

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[The Duke]

Maybe we need to fund some Red Blooded, Fly-Over Country Based, Servers of our own!

And create a program that makes it easy to reconfig one's personal computer to point to those new root servers.

[Peter ODonnell]

FLEE REPUBLIC _ Mr Robinson okay, we promise

Here is your conservative news after a bit of creative editing by Mrs. Xi Jinping ... enjoy

BUYING CHINESE GOODS __ HOSTING CHINESE STUDENTS __ LEARN MORE ABOUT CHINA ___ GREAT TRIUMPHS OF COMMUNISM ___ ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT ___ WHY STOP AT ONE VACCINE TRY THEM ALL

[MadMax, the Grinning Reaper]

When one aims to takeover the world, you look for them to attack every control item in your life (with Hunter Biden and his father’s help).

[PIF]

Don’t need DNS to get to FR: https://45.79.56.181/tag/*/index
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Cannot use the address you listed:

Firefox does not trust this site because it uses a certificate that is not valid for 45.79.56.181. The certificate is only valid for the following names: freerepublic.com, www.freerepublic.com

Error code: SSL_ERROR_BAD_CERT_DOMAIN

[MarkL]

And their enforcement arm will be Google, and their parent company Alphabet, which already controls the flow of information to the public, not just in the free world, but within China, with extremely close monitoring google by the CCP, Chinese intelligence and PLA.

Google happily goes along with CCP’s restrictions. Google makes a ton of money from Chinese Intelligence.

Mark

[palmer]

Your browser is more strict than mine. Mine allowed me to add an exception and allow the certificate to be used for that IP address. It's not a security lapse to use an incorrect cert to protect confidentiality (link encryption). It is a security flaw to use an incorrect cert to authenticate a website.

I looked up and sent you the IP so it is authentic. But your browser obviously cannot know that.

[MarkL]

Firefox does not trust this site because it uses a certificate that is not valid for 45.79.56.181. The certificate is only valid for the following names: freerepublic.com, www.freerepublic.com

Error code: SSL_ERROR_BAD_CERT_DOMAIN

That's kind of the whole idea of certificates. It guarantees that the website is legitimate and actually belongs to the organization to which you're visiting.

Mark

[COBOL2Java]

"We very much appreciate American's cooperation in getting us a more compliant leader"

[Grey182]

Wow, I didn’t realize you guys changed ip address. It was 209.157.64.200 for decades. I had it memorized. :/

[PIF]

That’s kind of the whole idea of certificates.

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i know all of that - was just telling others what to expect.

[PIF]

Yes; one just has to click on ‘Advanced’ and then on ‘Accept the Risk and Continue’ to arrive at FR

[Sirius Lee]

Winnie the Xi is turning outwards, championing a Chinese internet whose values run counter to the open model advocated by... not America big tech, clearly.