Check this one of their article.
[h=1]Zone-H banned by some Indian ISPs: some workarounds[/h] 20/07/2011
Written by Kevin Fernandez (Siegfried)
http://6.hidemyass.com/ip-1/encoded/Oi8vd3d3LnpvbmUtaC5vcmcvZmlsZXMvaW1hZ2VzLzIwMTEvTm9GcmVlU3BlZWNoLmdpZg%3D%3DAs some of you prob*a*bly know, Zone-H has been banned from some indian ISPs fol*low*ing the
E2-labs scan*dals and a law*suit from
E2labs and
Zaki Qureshey in an indian court, who claimed our doc*u*ments and arti*cles were defam*a*tory (great joke!).
Zone-H was unable to defend itself as we didn’t receive any noti*fi*ca*tion from the court. What is even fun*nier (scarier?), is that bloggernews.net has also been banned… for writ*ing about the case!
Check out their articles:
http://www.bloggernews.net/124029
http://www.bloggernews.net/124890
http://www.bloggernews.net/126528
http://www.bloggernews.net/126831
As you can see from the doc*u*ment they received, the block*ing is directly linked to the same court order:
http://www.bloggernews.net/indepth/india/india3.jpg
http://www.bloggernews.net/indepth/india/india4.jpg
http://www.bloggernews.net/indepth/india/india5.jpg
http://www.bloggernews.net/indepth/india/india6.jpg
There is a great arti*cle on the Wall Street Jour*nal about these deci*sions from Indian courts that directly attack free speech:
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704396904576226460167553174.html
Any*way this news is for those indian vis*i*tors that can*not con*nect to Zone-H. You should know that the block is on the
DNS of each ISP, this is why some vis*i*tors can visit Zone-H and some cannot.
There are some workarounds, but first be sure that all Zone-H domains are banned by your ISP: www.zone-h.org www.zone-h.net www.zone-h.com
The first workaround is to use a dif*fer*ent DNS ser*vice, such as the
Google DNS:
8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4
Sec*ond workaround: Use
Tor, which also prox*ies DNS requests.
Another workaround is to use another Zone-H domain, we will try to make var*i*ous DNS entries point*ing to Zone-H. Just lookup the Zone-H IP and point a domain to it! An exam*ple of an unof*fi*cial domain:
www.zoneh.co.cc.
Other unof*fi*cial domains:
http://www.zone-h.org.org
http://www.zoneh.us.to
http://zh.ignorelist.com
http://zoneh.i2w.net
If you cre*ate other unof*fi*cial domains, you can send them to us!
And if you want to read the whole e2labs saga, here’s the full list:
Zone-H state*ment on secu*rity train*ings offered by E2-labs.com
More on the E2-Labs scam
Answer to E2-lab’s web*site post
E2-labs, the long last*ing saga
Skele*tons in Hyderabad’s cyber-closet — PART ONE?
Case study: are tra*di*tional finan*cial fraud schemes applic*a*ble to the Indian IT edu*ca*tional market?
BREAK*ING NEWS: India’s mourn*ing its Cyber Crime Squad members
Skele*tons in Hyderabad’s cyber-closet — PART TWO
EXCLU*SIVE VIDEO: Zaki Qureshey boast*ing hav*ing helped Kuwait US Embassy to hack Iraqi networks
Crypto mes*sage for E2-Labs
E2-labs’ project Ethan dis*sected. Anatomy of a fran*chise pro*posal based on non-existing partnerships