December 5, 2014 at 10:50GitHub Unlocked Again
According to the deputy head of Roskomnadzor Maxim Yurievich Ksenzov, the site github.com has been excluded from the register of banned sites in the Russian Federation.
It can also be noted that on Twitter they started to force the hashtag # GitHub
Even the official ILV account participated
Recently, several articles appeared on the hub with a description of technical ways to bypass a site lock.
VPN , I2P , Tor
GitHub has created a separate repository in which they publish information about requests to them from the ILV with the requirement to delete any information.
GitHub also began to block some repositories for visitors from Russia:
However, for the url that appears in the ILV request, the information is still available.
The message about blocking GitHub was published on December 2 ( on Habré ), after which most providers blocked access to this site for their customers.
Due to the fact that the GitHub administration has taken measures to delete the information that has been posted, access to the resource on the territory of the Russian Federation has been resumed
- Maxim Ksenzov (@mksenzov) December 5, 2014It can also be noted that on Twitter they started to force the hashtag # GitHub
@ atinka5 @zazuzik Write 100 tweets with the tag # GitHub Return GitHub and get 1000 readers for it, just do not forget to write me how to do it
- Cyril Menko (@Ki_Menko) December 4, 2014Even the official ILV account participated
- Roskomnadzor (@roscomnadzor) December 3, 2014Recently, several articles appeared on the hub with a description of technical ways to bypass a site lock.
VPN , I2P , Tor
GitHub has created a separate repository in which they publish information about requests to them from the ILV with the requirement to delete any information.
GitHub also began to block some repositories for visitors from Russia:
However, for the url that appears in the ILV request, the information is still available.
The message about blocking GitHub was published on December 2 ( on Habré ), after which most providers blocked access to this site for their customers.