Psiphon's Conduit Working to Provide Uncensored Internet in Iran
Psiphon's Conduit is currently operational, allowing users outside Iran to easily install and run the software to provide uncensored internet access to people inside Iran.
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Connectivity, cyber, and censorship updates.
Psiphon's Conduit is currently operational, allowing users outside Iran to easily install and run the software to provide uncensored internet access to people inside Iran.
Cyber/InternetInternet watchdog NetBlocks reports a significant internet disruption in Iran at 2000 hours local time.
Cyber/InternetIran's internet blackout has entered its 84th day with international networks cut off for over 1992 hours, widening social and economic divides.
Cyber/InternetIran's internet blackout has reached 77 days, cutting off public from online platforms and presenting an emerging mental health risk.
Cyber/InternetThe Shir o Khorshid Android client has been updated with built-in CDN Domain Fronting capability, simplifying circumvention of internet censorship.
Cyber/InternetNetBlocks reports that Iran's internet blackout is now past hour 1776, entering its 75th day, leading to profiteering, scams, and increased surveillance through government-backed 'pro' internet schemes.
Cyber/InternetNetblocks reports that Iran's internet blackout has reached 55 consecutive days, with connectivity flatlined at 2% of normal levels, severely impacting commerce and digital services.
The latest update to MasterHttpRelayVPN RUST fixes the glibc issue, adds Google domains, improves UI scrolling, adds OpenWrt support, and enhances Persian guidance.
A rewritten Rust version of the MasterHttpRelayVPNPublic tool, featuring a graphical interface and new features.
A new version of the Mahsa Alert app for Android is being tested inside Iran, now supporting domestic internet without needing to download maps.
Version 0.3.2 of the SNI spoofing Rust tool has been released; users can update via GitHub.
Cyber/InternetA tweet from @RapidResponse47 was retweeted by @hey_itsmyturn, containing a link.
A new Rust-based SNI spoofing tool for Linux (and maybe MacOS) is available on GitHub, aimed at helping Iranian users bypass internet censorship.
Cyber/InternetNetblocks reports a specific timeline of 1000 hours for an ongoing internet disruption.
Cyber/InternetIran's internet blackout enters its 42nd day, with the regime restricting general access to the local National Information Network and whitelisting certain users to spread alternative narratives on social media.
Cyber/InternetA leaked commitment letter from Iran's Taknet internet provider reveals the regime's escalating digital surveillance and control over users.
Cyber/InternetA user warns that Starlink terminals broadcast two hidden Wi-Fi networks on 2.4GHz and 5GHz, raising privacy concerns.
Cyber/InternetThe Iranian regime reportedly targets AWS infrastructure after a month-long internet blackout, with AWS removing EC2 instances in Bahrain.
Cyber/InternetNetBlocks reports that Iran's internet blackout, which began on February 28, 2026, has now lasted four weeks, violating Iranians' right to communicate.
Cyber/InternetNetBlocks reports Iran's internet blackout has lasted 28 days, with over half the year spent cut off from international networks, and authorities enforcing a two-tiered system favoring regime apparatchiks.
Cyber/InternetThe internet blackout in Iran has now entered its 26th day, exceeding 600 hours, cutting civilians off from international networks.
Cyber/InternetNetBlocks reports that after three weeks, Iran's internet blackout continues with users confined to the National Information Network and circumvention tools largely ineffective.
The Mahsa Alert app now offers offline access to all layers and a new people's reports feature, with another feature coming soon.
Cyber/InternetNetwork data shows a brief, unsustained restoration of internet connectivity in Iran at hour 444 of the country's second-longest blackout, due to an apparent filtering system glitch.