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  • asveikau 1 hour ago
    I had no idea what this is, Google said:

    > Autistici/Inventati provides internet support to activists and collectives coming from the world of grassroot and social movements.

    US administration says:

    > https://home.treasury.gov/news/press-releases/sb0616

    > ... an Italy-based entity that supplies specialized digital architecture, tools, and services for Antifa cells and other violent far-left extremists ...

    • rithdmc 54 minutes ago
    • MrGilbert 50 minutes ago
      > Currently we face three major types of terror groups:

      > • Narcoterrorists and Transnational Gangs

      > • Legacy Islamist Terrorists

      > • Violent Left-Wing Extremists, including Anarchists and Anti-Fascist

      It's wild that we've hit a point where the existence of Right-Wing Extremists is simply denied.

      From 2020:

      > First, right-wing attacks and plots accounted for the majority of all terrorist incidents in the United States since 1994. In particular, they made up a large percentage of incidents in the 1990s and 2010s. Second, the total number of right-wing attacks and plots has grown substantially during the past six years.

      Source: https://www.csis.org/analysis/escalating-terrorism-problem-u...

      • icase 3 minutes ago
        “legacy” islamist terrorists?

        as if a violent ideology that’s been around for centuries simply gets deprecated like IE6?

        if only it were that easy.

      • philipallstar 1 minute ago
        > It's wild that we've hit a point where the existence of Right-Wing Extremists is simply denied.

        It's not denied; it's just that anyone vaguely right wing who kills is classified as a right wing terror attack. Right wing terror is constantly talked about, so it may appear bigger than it is.

        Whereas in terms of groups or common causes, the three listed are much bigger. Why is it healthcare CEOs, presidents and campus debaters all be shot at (and killed in 2 of those cases) and the shootings be celebrated by so many on the left, and well into the mainstream? There's no right wing equivalent any more.

      • ochoseis 1 minute ago
        CSIS has an updated report. While right wing extremism was more prevalent in the decade up to 2024, it dropped significantly in 2025 for unclear reasons.

        https://www.csis.org/analysis/left-wing-terrorism-and-politi...

      • kolektiv 3 minutes ago
        Also wild that they're willing to just put "Anti-Fascist" in there as the enemy - if you're anti-anti-fascist, that's kind of hiding in plain sight, as if they weren't already. Simply staggering to think that in such a short space of time a country can head off the rails quite so much, but it should be instructional - whenever you look at history, the collapse often happens slowly - and then all at once...
      • tescreal 35 minutes ago
        I would read that as an endorsement by omission. Maybe too conspiratorial? I'll accept criticism, but it definitely smells like implication (especially given the hard right-turn ICE took in their choices of "apparel").
      • sophacles 19 minutes ago
        It's also worth noting that the idea of Antifa as any sort of organization is 100% shitty fiction.

        It's a fucking hashtag (and the spiritual predecessors of hastags like email label, etc for the years prior). Anyone organizing or "promoting" an event (demonstration, protest, whatever) would label it antifa if they felt that the people who were strongly opposed to fascism would find it worthwhile to support the cause.

        Yes there are people out there who primarily focused on supporting anything that opposed fascism, and weirdly some of them know each other. (Strange things happen when people congregate, some of them talk to each other and even form friendships... shocking I know).

        The idea that its anything other than people in a scene knowing each other is just as dumb as people saying OSS is a terrorist organization because Anonymous released loic under a public domain license.

      • TacticalCoder 2 minutes ago
        > It's wild that we've hit a point where the existence of Right-Wing Extremists is simply denied.

        OK, let's go 30 years back and see how many terror attacks, worldwide, were from islamists: it's something like 95% of all terror attacks.

        Then we take all the drug related killings (in which drug users have a responsibility btw: I don't care if they should be legal or not, they're not and you're evil if you support in any way a system that sells fentanyl to teenagers)...

        The we take the far-left killings like the assassination of the (maybe despicable) Charlie Kirk and the Trump assassination attempts (with a 's') and Luigi Mangione killing a CEO...

        And it's kinda, sorta, indeed not a world where "far-right" terrorism ain't that much of a big thing.

        It's been a long time we have seen true far-right, like Mussolini style fascists, doing anything.

        And, arguably, the nationalists who think they defend "the people" of their country, are more like nazis (aka national socialists) than actual fascits (to me portraying national socialists and the "one car for everyone" / the car of the people "volkswagen" as purely a far-right party when there were clearly socialists tendencies in nazism --especially at the beginning when Hitler got elected on many "socialist" promises, and that's not open for discussion-- is the biggest success ever of socialism).

        Leftists somehow tried to dissociate themselves from all the socialist promises that got Hitler elected.

        But not everybody got fooled.

        I know what those who killed Charlie Kirk and the UnitedHealthcare CEO are made of.

        And I certainly know what those who slaughtered 300 people at the Bataclan and 100 times that in january 2026 in Iran are made of.

        Get your priorities right mate: otherwise I know what you are made of too.

      • brians 46 minutes ago
        Those are largely domestic, though some have quiet foreign support. And there’s no law for designating domestic groups as terrorist. The FBI does a ton of work here though
        • MrGilbert 41 minutes ago
          Not sure I understand you correctly, but in the "United States Counterterrorism Strategy 2026", they are explicitly called out as being domestic:

          > Additionally, we recognize that a new type of domestic terrorism has emerged, driven by violent extremists who have adopted ideologies antithetical to freedom and the American way of life.

          Source: https://www.whitehouse.gov/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/2026-U...

    • TacticalCoder 14 minutes ago
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      • foul 13 minutes ago
        >free individuals

        lol

  • judiisis 38 minutes ago
    basically they provide self hosted foss encrypted services which the US Govt didnt like https://www.inventati.org/services/
  • swed420 53 minutes ago
    Related discussion

    U.S. Sanctions Against the a/I Collective

    https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49477854

    US sanctions Italian hosting provider Autistici Inventati

    https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49451343

    US Government designates host of noblogs.org a "global terrorist"

    https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49464391

  • RobotToaster 38 minutes ago
    What do we do now it's becoming clear that ICANN can't be trusted?
    • progval 32 minutes ago
      ICANN can't suspend second-level domains, this is up to the owner of .org (the Public Interest Registry) or the registrar of the particular domain (Gandi).
      • N19PEDL2 2 minutes ago
        Maybe they can now move to a .it subdomain, since they are not designated as a terrorist organization in Italy.
    • iuhoiuh 16 minutes ago
      can't be trusted with terrorism?
  • lifestyleguru 5 minutes ago
    American lunatics fighting with Italian punkabbestia on a yacht, all surrounded with confetti from Russian money. You guys want some prosecco?
  • mikojan 53 minutes ago
    Everybody and their grandmother uses their services. Are you organizing a non-profit rehearsal space? Create a mailing list there.

    This is grim.

    I guess this only works because those are foreign servers so freedom of speech does not apply but Italy is doing their bidding?

  • idiotsecant 57 minutes ago
    So the US government now owns all emails coming into accounts on this domain.
  • ChrisArchitect 36 minutes ago
  • K0balt 1 hour ago
    lol. In case you didn’t notice, dissent is terrorism, failure to kiss the ring is treason, and if you want to play in the US market there are some cryptocurrency purchases you might want to do, as a hedge against unfavorable tariffs. Also, for only 100KUSD you can join the official US insider trading chat.

    I wish any of this was an exaggeration.

  • idiotsecant 54 minutes ago
    Once again, the crime is providing encrypted email accounts, chat and video conferencing.

    Uncle Sam really, really, really wants to terrify as many providers are possible into letting them peek into your personal correspondence.

    This is why decentralized end to end encryption methods are so important

  • SSLy 1 hour ago
    whoo hooo, I've had an unused account there. guess I'm on yet another list, woe betide me.
  • rambojohnson 41 minutes ago
    the US is a fucking joke.

    being anti-fascist is extremist? since when?

    • iuhoiuh 27 minutes ago
      the far-left calls everyone 'fascists'
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    • 15feetOfclay 32 minutes ago
      Ahem... are you joking?
      • deadbunny 22 minutes ago
        They're LARPing, must have escaped from Twitter