Wednesday 29 July 2026 01:38:17 GMT+02:00
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#Internet resilience
When a Single Seabed Cut Becomes a National Connectivity Test
A damaged Egypt-Syria submarine cable forced traffic onto alternate routes through Cyprus and Turkey, showing how critical internet resilience depends on physical redundancy as much as software security.
Hormuz Turns into a Cable Chokepoint: When Access Becomes the Real Weapon
A reported Iranian plan to tax submarine-cable traffic in the Strait of Hormuz is less about billing than about control over a narrow communications corridor that underpins regional connectivity.
Hormuz on the Ledger: The Hidden Internet Risk Behind a Sea-Lane Fee
A proposal to charge and license submarine cables in the Strait of Hormuz is less about malware than about control, access, and the fragile economics of global connectivity.
Wired for War: Can the Internet Survive When Nations Collide?
As modern warfare goes digital, the resilience of the global Internet faces its greatest test yet.