espiv.net and squat.gr are now under the same administration collective. Both groups were always in close communication exchanging knowledge/expertise and were both supporting each other by technical means. Besides the geographical adjacency, we, “people” from both groups, share the same political values, placing ourselves into the competitive/antiauthoritarian/anticapitalist movement. Recently, we decided to unify our infrastructures… Continue reading squat.gr and espiv.net under same administration collective
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October 2015 Newsletter
Hello to everyone! -New espiv.net webpage- As you may already have seen, our site espiv.net has been upgraded. Our new webpage is now also hosted on espivblogs multisite, alongside the vast majority of groups hosted on the server. This transfer was deemed necessary for technical upgrade reasons, and is part of our overall effort to… Continue reading October 2015 Newsletter
New safe connection certificates for espiv.net and espivblogs.net
Hello! In espiv.net we are using only encrypted TLS connections for all services. The certificates issued for these services come with an expiration date and renewal is required. As of today, 5 July 2015 all espiv services use the newly issued certificates, two wildcard certificates are being used one for the domain espiv.net and one… Continue reading New safe connection certificates for espiv.net and espivblogs.net
Recovery of services update
Αs of 01/06/2015, espivblogs are up and running. The rest of the services that still require our care, will be unavailable for a little while: all wordpress, joomla and drupal websites file.espiv.net file sharing service We’ll do our best to keep downtime period short and make our services again accessible. This maintenance did not affect:… Continue reading Recovery of services update
[Re-published] Security is not a crime
6 Jan, 2015 On Tuesday December 16th, a large police operation took place in the Spanish State. Fourteen houses and social centers were raided in Barcelona, Sabadell, Manresa, and Madrid. Books, leaflets, computers were seized and eleven people were arrested and sent to the Audiencia Nacional, a special court handling issues of “national interest”, in… Continue reading [Re-published] Security is not a crime