Egypt Turned Off the Net With a Big Switch, Not Phone Calls
The Egyptian government shut down most of its country’s internet not by phoning ISPs one at a time, but by simply throwing a switch in a crucial data center in Cairo. That according to a February presentation to the Department of Homeland Security’s Infosec Technology Transition Council, obtained by Wired.com. The presentation – made by…
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Ryan Singel - Wired
