How To Turn Off the Internet
January 30th, 2011
One response by the Mubarak regime was to turn off the internet nationwide. It’s the first time a country has done that, and it raises an interesting question: How can it be turned off?
Articles written by Tom Carter
Tags: cyberattack, Egypt, internet, ISP, Mubarak, protest, riot, security
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