Internet
Tehran’s Long War on the Open Internet
After an 88-day internet blackout, Iranians are just beginning to reconnect with the outside world. This is the story of how the Islamic Republic spent two decades building a sophisticated infrastructure for digital isolation.
The World’s First Cyberwar
Activists, hackers and dissident exiles helped put one of the least-connected places on Earth, East Timor, at the cutting-edge of online advocacy – all while making Ireland the target of one of the world’s first state-sponsored cyberattacks.