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  "path": "/t/china-is-making-anti-censorship-illegal/35641#post_11",
  "publishedAt": "2026-02-22T05:27:21.000Z",
  "site": "https://discuss.privacyguides.net",
  "tags": [
    "Tor Overview - Privacy Guides",
    "github.com/net4people/bbs",
    "Default Snowflake bridges in Tor browser 13.0.9 is Blocked in China since around 2024-01-12",
    "ghost",
    "Leak of Geedge Networks internal documents (100,000+ from Jira, Confluence, GitLab)",
    "wkrp",
    "Geedge had provided equipment for VPN blocking in Myanmar",
    "方滨兴 (Fang Binxing)",
    "郑超 (Zheng Chao)",
    "Leaked files show a Chinese company is exporting the Great Firewall's censorship technology",
    "archive",
    "Wie China seine Totalüberwachung des Internets ins Ausland exportiert",
    "China exports censorship tech to authoritarian regimes – aided by EU firms",
    "The Internet Coup",
    "PDF 76 pages",
    "Shadows of Control: Censorship and mass surveillance in Pakistan",
    "PDF 102 pages",
    "Silk Road of Surveillance",
    "PDF 47 pages",
    "MESA"
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  "textContent": "FYI Tor Overview - Privacy Guides\n\nIn leaked documents from Geedge (GFW provider), they seem to have ability to enumerate Snowflake and Web tunnel bridge.\n\ngithub.com/net4people/bbs\n\n####  Default Snowflake bridges in Tor browser 13.0.9 is Blocked in China since around 2024-01-12\n\nopened 01:30AM - 21 Jan 24 UTC\n\n ghost \n\nChina\n\ngithub.com/net4people/bbs\n\n####  Leak of Geedge Networks internal documents (100,000+ from Jira, Confluence, GitLab)\n\nopened 04:07PM - 09 Sep 25 UTC\n\n wkrp \n\nreading group  China  Kazakhstan  India  Pakistan  Ethiopia  Myanmar  Malaysia  Bahrain  Algeria\n\nWe have discussed the Chinese company Geedge Networksks.com/) (积至). Last year, there was the news that Geedge had provided equipment for VPN blocking in Myanmar. One of the founders of the company is 方滨兴 (Fang Binxing), the famous \"father of the Great Firewall\". Another Geedge principal, 郑超 (Zheng Chao), is a coauthor of censorship-related research papers we have discussed: #275, #282, #444. Today, there are many news articles and reports about a leak of Geedge Networks internal documents, including from Jira (bug tracker), Confluence (wiki), and GitLab (source code). They say that several news organizations and technologists have worked together for a year to analyze the documents. This is the primary reporting from the people who worked directly with the documents, as best as I have been able to determine: * *The Globe and Mail*: Leaked files show a Chinese company is exporting the Great Firewall's censorship technology (archive) * *Der Standard*: Wie China seine Totalüberwachung des Internets ins Ausland exportiert (archive) * *Follow the Money*: China exports censorship tech to authoritarian regimes – aided by EU firms (archive) * InterSecLab: The Internet Coup (archive) PDF 76 pages (archive) * Amnesty International: Shadows of Control: Censorship and mass surveillance in Pakistan (archive) PDF 102 pages (archive) * Justice for Myanmar: Silk Road of Surveillance (archive) PDF 47 pages (archive) As far as I can tell, the actual contents of the leak have not been made public. Even so, there is a lot of information across these public articles and reports. They include, at least, evidence of exports to other contries including Myanmar, Pakistan, Ethiopia, Kazakhstan, and at least one other unidentified country; operation in the Chinese provinces of Xinjiang, Jiangsu and Fujian; technical information about Geedge's products; and collaboration with MESA, a research lab at the Chinese Academy of Sciences.\n\nAnyway, Tor is not better than xray-core in most situations.",
  "title": "China is making anti-censorship illegal"
}