Infrastructure as a weapon: Why the US action against Italy’s Autistici/Inventati puts global digital rights on notice
THE SO WHAT
Treat this as a live case study in how state power can reach into infrastructure and silence decades-old services in one move. If your product depends on privacy, anonymity, or independent hosting, you now have to model jurisdictional risk and infrastructure seizure as first-class threats, not edge cases.
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