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Since a few day ago, whenever I tried to open the g.e-hentai.org/** domain, I randomly (50-70% of the time) get redirect to [warning.or.kr] the south korea censorship page even though I don't live in South Korea...

This is the first time this kind of thing happens. And so far, this only happens to the the g.e-hentai main galleries page; I seem to be able to access other 'questionable' website just fine...

Erm... No. Its happen to other site as well... (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/ohmy.gif)


Any ideas? Fuck...! (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/sad.gif)

This post has been edited by buktore: Feb 18 2012, 16:53

even though I don't live in South Korea...

Well, where do you live?

inb4 South Korea starts tainting routing tables like China

Forget it. It seems pointless to ask it here now; other site are affects, too... (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/mad.gif)

I redirect to this URL too.
And I live in Thailand (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/sad.gif)

Ask your ISP why they are routing DNS requests through an oppressive police state?

Thanks to this mess, I found a new use for Google Translate... (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/ph34r.gif)

Yeah It seems Korean Government is sucks.
I moved korea for my work, and I tries to access the gallery, OMGWTFBBQ they redirect me to warnong.or.kr sh** My korean is not good but It seems they said this site contain illigal contents.

Anyway, one thing that you can access to the gallery, Use opera mini In mobile device.

OR

use Google's alternative DNS

8.8.8.8
8.8.4.4

Type those two ip in your network Setting.

This post has been edited by Technotia: Feb 25 2012, 14:00

If it is in fact the routing of the DNS you're having trouble with there's a website called OpenDNS.com that is really easy to use and should allow you freedom to surf without the restrictions.

If the ISPs blacklist South Korea's DNS servers... hehe or just go to secure DNS? There should be a random test to compare the results of DNS entries from different servers and automatically ignore updates from the bad actors. Sadly, this would fragment the world once enough government-controlled DNS servers suffer from dickhood. If your government tells you that your company has to taint your DNS server or you're going to jail... Your DNS server is government-controlled.

Ask your ISP why they are routing DNS requests through an oppressive police state?

Location, location, location. South Korea is so heavily wired that most of the northern trans-oceanic lines probably transit through that country. If the lines don't terminate but completely transit through, then they would be exempted from censorship due to trade laws regulating commerce transit that exist as a result of the WTO and other plurilateral trade agreements. The location contribution to internet censorship is exemplified with ACTA for example; most of africa's internet communications go through cables at the Strait of Gibraltor and it was very important for ACTA to control both sides of the Strait in order to force a total tiering bottleneck. That's why Morocco is one of the principal founding members of ACTA on par with the USA. With both Spain and Morocco as part of ACTA, this would force internet communications to/from the african continent to also conform to ACTA. Ratification by as few as 6 of the principal signatories would cause ACTA to become active.

Nice necro.