A new technique developed by researchers from the University of Maryland (UMD) can help avoid Internet censorship imposed by authoritarian governments to prohibit free and open access to information.
According to the Phys.org website, a tool called Geneva, tested in China, India and Kazakhstan, found dozens of ways to circumvent censorship by exploiting gaps in censors' logic and finding bugs that the researchers say would have been virtually impossible for humans to find manually.
Dave Levin, computer science researcher at UMD, said: "With Geneva, we are, for the first time, at a major advantage in the censorship arms race."
"Winning this race means bringing free speech and open communication to millions of users arou... Read more »
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