Tor partially blocked in China
January 26th, 2010 by Lance Cottrell
Tor partially blocked in China | The Tor Blog
That last article lead me to this post on the TOR blog from September 15, 2009 (I am a bit late to this party). China is now blocking about 80% of the public TOR nodes.
This mostly ends a rather baffling situation where for some reason the Chinese were failing to block TOR even though it was being used effectively for censorship circumvention, the list of nodes is publicly available, and they are no more difficult to block than any other server.
- Lance Cottrell
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