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  • Armenian Internet Unprotected

    ARMENIAN INTERNET UNPROTECTED

    YEREVAN, AUGUST 26. ARMINFO. Armenian Internet cannot be
    considered protected, as communication with the outer world
    is maintained by means of only one fibre-optic line running
    through Georgia, Vice-President of the V.P. "Internet
    Society" public organization Grigory Saghiyan told ARMINFO.


    According to him, satellite communication, which
    constitutes 25% of the channel capacity, is an alternative.
    "Terrorists can easily organized an Internet attack on
    Armenia," Saghiyan said. The "ArmenTel" company provides
    Internet access in Armenia. Saghiyan said that Ddos-attacks
    can be rebuffed if the "ArmenTel" applies to its Internet
    provider. If it is the Russian "Telecom" company, it must
    take measures to restrict the number of inquiries sent to
    Armenia. "It is rather difficult, and numerous structures
    are expected to be involved, including law-enforcement
    agencies," Saghiyan said.

    As regards a possible attack on the part of Azerbaijani
    hackers, Saghiyan said that he thinks Azerbaijan has no
    sufficient resources. As far as he knows, Azerbaijan has no
    school training specialists capable of creating viruses.
    According to Saghiyan, the Azerbaijani side can apply to
    other organizations, but each attack is the result of
    well-planned actions, but Azerbaijani specialists have no
    sufficient skill or resources to organize such a
    large-scale attack. Commenting on the rumors about the
    nearing death of the Internet, Saghiyan said that in the
    course of its development the Internet encounters numerous
    problems, but the principles the system is based on prove
    that it is quite a "viable" system. He said that the more
    sophisticated are hackers' attacks the more effective are
    the security measures taken by the people operating the
    Internet. The newly developed Internet Protocol V6 includes
    numerous methods of control over attacks. The IP V6 has
    unlimited address resource. The Armenian "Arminco" company
    provides Internet access by means of the IP V6 in Armenia.
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