This is another article about Citizen Lab, Information Warfare Network and The SecDev Group and Advanced Network Research Group, which is interesting in all content, but specifically for the citizens of this group might find it particularly of interest this part:
Citizen Lab, which operates out of the University of Toronto's Munk Centre for International Studies, is one of many groups making software available that allows citizens in Iran to sign on to a server that gives them secure access to web pages anywhere, bypassing government restrictions while allowing access to services such as Twitter.
People on this board are often concerned about information being blocked by the government - and here are groups who are specifically working on it.
If you are still not going to click it has a Q&A section in the article that has gems like this:
Q: What are the ways around these information blockades?
A: Speaking as Psiphon Inc.'s forward deployed Psi-Operator — I can tell you that we have an aggressive Twitter campaign currently in operation propagating our proxy nodes.
We are giving away what we call "right2know" nodes that "push" banned content to Iranians, and that they then can use to surf other banned content, without even signing up for an account. They can sign up if they choose and we're getting hundreds of people signing on — one a minute in the first hour-and-a-half we set up the first node.
