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DNS Hijacking, ISP Packet Modification, Morals and Privacy
Oct 1, 2008, 12 :05 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (4418 reads)

(Other stories by Adam Palmer)

"Hijacking DNS queries, sniffing and modifying HTTP in any way, sniffing or modifying any kind of email or email failure, redirecting IPs, transparently proxying web traffic, analyzing your traffic, shaping your torrent-like or other rule matched traffic, etc, etc -- you get the idea, are some of the more popular techniques out there. In worst cases an ISP would even firewall your inbound and outbound port access."

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