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The internet was designed for resilience.
This is not brand protection. It is digital stability control. States have written serious law and lack the means to apply it at the speed of the internet. We give that law hands: the specific channel switched off, the rest of the internet untouched.
Surgical, never blunt
When one European authority forced ISPs to shut down whole infrastructures to stop football piracy, it accidentally took Google offline. We do the opposite: rapid removal instead of days of delay, infrastructure suppression instead of internet shutdown, controlled disruption instead of public chaos.
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When the state is impersonated
Fake tax, benefits and immigration portals and the campaigns that drive citizens to them are removed before personal data and savings change hands.
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Infrastructure, not opinions
During elections and referendums we act on infrastructure that breaks the law, such as cloned news sites, fake official portals and coordinated inauthentic networks, never on speech. Every action is documented for courts and observers.
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Not chaos.
Not censorship.
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Frequently asked questions
No. We act only on infrastructure that breaks existing law, through the channels the law provides, with human judgment on every irreversible step and documentation third parties can examine. We refuse requests that amount to political repression.
Anti-competitive actions between lawful businesses and anything that amounts to illegitimate political repression. Every target passes a human and legal vetting phase before activation.
Yes. As long as an operation depends on regulated domains, infrastructure, payments or traffic, it can be pressured, including in jurisdictions that require a heavier combination of channels.
Through a confidential briefing, followed by a program scoped to the agency, a national perimeter or a time-bound event such as an election.
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