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Study reports code overlap in filtering systems
Authors of a USENIX Security paper report overlap between leaked Geedge Networks source code and China’s Great Firewall, including DNS and RST injection behavior.
A study cited in a publication reports source-code overlap between leaked Geedge Networks code and China’s Great Firewall. The authors of the USENIX Security paper point to DNS and RST packet injection behavior. The reported relationship may help engineers understand how network-filtering systems implement traffic injection; the report alone does not establish that all components or systems are identical.
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Original source: Estudo relata sobreposição de código entre vazamento da Geedge e o Grande Firewall