WASHINGTON -Wissenschaftler have developed a new software with which to access user Web sites that are already locked.
Quoted from the new Kerala Friday (12/8/2011), researchers have developed software for access sites that are already locked. This approach provides a link to the Internet users against censorship, which is sometimes applied by the Government.
Software called telex, created by scientists at University of Michigan (United States) and the University of Waterloo (Canada).
"Repressive Governments normally aggressively censor the Internet." Now we are available to users another way to speak and access information on the Internet, "said Alex Halderman, j. one of the information about software developers."
"This software but requires support from abroad," he added.
Halderman explain that users can install the software from some of the information on the website. "While for countries that censor densely enough Internet, they must some additional information about the device called stations," he said.
Details of software will mean ongoing Internet connection, how to open a "request" to enter the information about a secret code, the header of the page. A special technique, with such access are called "Public key steganography".
These new findings presented by scientists at the USENIX Security Symposium in San Francisco, United States (United States).
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