Over on his blog, John Levine explains why we couldn't just delete all .ru domains (or .su domains or Russian IP addresses) from the internet. His is the practical take; why the generally open nature of internet routing and DNS means that any attempt to lock out Russia at that level would be nothing more than a very temporary and possibly only minor annoyance.
Over on his blog, John Levine explains why we couldn't just delete all .ru domains (or .su domains or Russian IP addresses) from the internet. His is the practical take; why the generally open nature of internet routing and DNS means that any attempt to lock out Russia at that level would be nothing more than a very temporary and possibly only minor annoyance.
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