The real reason this shouldn't be allowed is because the internet is absolutely not secure enough for citizens from one country to start attacking other countries. You think it's funny to wipe a Russians hard drive with a heart but I garuntee what they do back out of spite won't be. The very epitome of throwing rocks from glass houses.
American NGO affected by your recklessness (node-ipc vulnerability)
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Re: American NGO affected by your recklessness (node-ipc vulnerability)
#22Sounds like a fake story. What idiots would only store their war crime evidence database inside the aggressor state and not keep backups of it abroad? If true, this arrangement was pretty much doomed to fail anyway. node-ipc did a good thing by notifying them of their folly before the Belarus KGB or Russian FSB did.
Maybe read the story before commenting next time.
> Due to internet censorship there, one of the web services used to contact us securely was hosted on servers located inside Belarus
This story is fucking crazy. Just think about it for a moment. A clearnet service hosted in Belarus to “securely” report war crimes? With all the data stored inside Belarus?
If this story is true, it’s absolutely a good thing that their server got wiped.