Tips for the Crusading Blogger - Wired - Sep, 22, 2005

Reporters Without Borders’ Handbook for Bloggers and Cyber-Dissidents is partly financed by the French Foreign Ministry and includes technical advice on how to remain anonymous online. It was launched at the Apple Expo computer show in Paris on Thursday and can be downloaded in Chinese, Arabic, Persian, English and French.
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Outrunning China’s Web Cops - Businessweek - FEBRUARY 20, 2006

From an undisclosed location in North Carolina, Bill Xia is fighting a lonely war against China’s censors. From morning till well into the night, the Chinese native plays a cat-and-mouse game, exploiting openings in Beijing’s formidable Internet firewall and trying to keep ahead of the cybercops who patrol the Web 24-7 and have an uncanny ability to plug holes as quickly as Xia
finds them. A member of the banned Chinese sect Falun Gong, Xia is so fearful that Beijing will persecute his family back in China, that he refused to be photographed for this story, reveal where exactly he was born, or even provide his age beyond saying he’s in his 30s.

‘Net ninjas’ take on web censorship - BBC - 2004/04/18

A small group of ‘net commandos’ at the University of Toronto are looking to help people get
around government controls on the internet, as technology correspondent Clark Boyd reports.

Hoodwinking the censors - The Star - May 7, 2006

Three computer geeks at the U of T are renowned developers of anti-censorship software, including a program out this month that could allow people to outwit the world’s most repressive regimes.

Digital Walls, Digital Holes - TCS - 19 Apr 2006

Just as the growing number of Internet users in China means a growing job for Internet monitors, it also means more users that are actively attempting to circumvent the government’s control regime. This is already being done with the help of foreign software, much of it developed in the United States.

Cracks In the Wall - Forbes - 02.27.06

With engineering help from half a dozen Western firms, the Chinese Communist Party has erected a huge apparatus to censor free speech. A ragtag crew of hacker dissidents may succeed in tearing it down.

Chinese Internet censors face ‘hacktivists’ in U.S - PostGazzette - February 14, 2006

China is aggressively moving to control the Internet. Even as the 50 million Internet connections within the country grow faster, contact with the rest of the Web is growing muddier. Roughly a dozen Chinese government agencies employ thousands of Web censors, Internet cafe police and computers that constantly screen traffic for forbidden content and sources — a barrier often called the Great Firewall of China.

In response to China’s crackdown and restrictions in many Middle Eastern countries, a small army has been mustered to defeat them. “Hacktivists,” they call themselves.

Loophole lets ‘Freedom’ ring in Chinese MSN blogs - cnet - June 21, 2005

MSN came under fire last week for releasing a Chinese-language version of its Spaces blog-hosting service that bans certain words from being used in blog titles, like “democracy” and “freedom.” Critics complained that Microsoft was kowtowing to the Chinese government by censoring the blogs. On Tuesday cyber rights activist Bennett Haselton publicized a loophole that will allow Chinese bloggers to evade the built-in censorship by registering the blog on the MSN Web site in English.

Austin group complains of hack attack - AMERICAN-STATESMAN - Thursday, July 14, 2005

Last year, a group of hackers associated with the Black Hat Hacker’s Bloc wormed its way into conservative political and news Web sites, grabbed credit card information and donated $2,400 to groups that included the Sierra Club and the Animal Protection Institute, according to the National Journal’s Technology Daily.

Secure messenger to guard against totalitarian governments - Tectonic - 21 July, 2006

Aged geeks should remember the Cult of the Dead Cow (CDC) well. The hacker group was particularly famous for its easy-to-use Back Orifice spyware trojan released in 1998, which was as good for corporate espionage as it was for humorous office pranks. So it’s with some irony that CDC has released an open source client that secures your instant messenger communications over the Internet.