The first technical report by the IRGFW team, titled Understanding Iran's Great Firewall, is now available. The report provides a comprehensive analysis of the infrastructure and operations of Iran's Great Firewall.
Key topics covered in the report include the status of DNS servers, UDP and QUIC status, IP status, active scanners, the DPI system, and an overview of protocols.
For those interested in analyzing internet filtering methods in Iran, this report serves as a complete and accurate resource, available in both <a href="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/irgfw/irgfw-website/ad91766f62b8b666eb705a5d90136bba0f72fc42/static/files/project1/IRGFW-Report1-English.pdf">English</a> or <a href="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/irgfw/irgfw-website/ad91766f62b8b666eb705a5d90136bba0f72fc42/static/files/project1/IRGFW-Report1-Persian.pdf">Persian</a>.

Key topics covered in the report include the status of DNS servers, UDP and QUIC status, IP status, active scanners, the DPI system, and an overview of protocols.

Understanding The Iranian Great Firewall

A user named GFW-knocker, well-known for their work on Fragment, believes that working collaboratively to bypass filtering feels like a recreational activity for them.
This user expressed surprise at the level of support for the Mahsa app (or MahsaNG), designed to provide less-privileged individuals with access to VPNs. They credited the initiative's success to people like Segaro and emphasized their own sincere intention to help the public.
In response to a question about how far they can go without financial support or ties to political parties and activists, they stated that while opposition slogans about fighting internet censorship or ensuring free internet access have been largely hollow so far, their outlook remains positive. They believe technology will always have the upper hand against censorship.
They added that the next step for the Mahsa project is launching a multi-platform app, which will advance with the contributions of various participants and continue with or without them, even if some individuals leave. They also expressed pride in being able to stand alongside those who have sacrificed so much in the Mahsa movement, both financially and personally.

This user expressed surprise at the level of support for the Mahsa app (or MahsaNG), designed to provide less-privileged individuals with access to VPNs.