Russia Is About to Disconnect From the Internet: What That Means
pcmag.com- Russia has implemented a long-planned internet bill that aims to close off all outside internet services, and replace them with Russian equivalents.
- This could usher in similar legislation in other countries, possibly leading to “splinternets” -- an internet of multiple government-controlled, walled-off ecosystems.
- Ultimately this harms the global, open nature of the internet, but Russia is unlikely to close off everything due to conflicts of business nature.
- While the aim is to prevent cyber crime and war, some experts say due to the nature of cybersecurity, this might not be a strong solution.
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