Landline phones cut in parts of Iran, eyewitnesses say(iranintl.com)

Landline phones cut in parts of Iran, eyewitnesses say

https://www.iranintl.com/en/202601085355

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Interesting that this user "EthanAsher"'s account was created 3 months / 90 days ago with a single submission and no comments. Another account which recently posted more material [1] from this Saudi-funded mouthpiece (iranintl.com [2]) was the user "ArniThordarson" [3] (FirstnameLastname) whose account was created 89 days ago and also has no other submissions or comments.

Illuminating to see how astroturfing campaigns get by the mods on HN.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46548190

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran_International#Editorial_i...

[3] https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=ArniThordarson

elbci6개월 전

Hm, it seems that the color revolution is going slower than usual

ChrisArchitect6개월 전

Related:

Iran Goes Into IPv6 Blackout

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46542683

1970-01-016개월 전

This is now a real-world use case for Meshtastic! https://meshtastic.org/

celsoazevedo6개월 전

How easy is it to detect people using Meshtastic, Meshcore, etc? And wouldn't it be easy for someone to flood the network or just jam the frequencies in a city?

HNisCIS6개월 전

While LoRa (the underlying protocol) isn't particularly EW resistant, it can theoretically handle a fair amount of jamming because of its insane processing gain. It is fairly easy to geolocate, but the equipment to do that is quite nontrivial at any scale.

Jamming against terrestrial radio is pretty meh, you need a ton of power and because of the inverse square law the bubble you can zone out is surprisingly small. There are also a lot of tricks to defeat it pretty soundly depending on the environment and type of transmission you're doing.