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www.bgp.org
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blog.caida.org
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| | | | | [AI summary] Researchers propose a workflow to identify suspicious IRR records that could be exploited for BGP hijack attacks, highlighting inconsistencies and vulnerabilities in the IRR system despite its widespread use for routing security. | |
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berthub.eu
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| | | | | Note: For context, please see this article on the Economist Job. I also want to thank Job Snijders who was of great help in writing this article. How the Internet Leaks A few weeks ago large swathes of the internet stopped working around the world. The cause was quickly found: a computer networking mistake over at a specialty metals company based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Earlier that month, a similar accident took down payment terminals in The Netherlands because of a misconfiguration in a Swiss datacenter which rerouted key parts of the internet to China. | |
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www.attorneygeneral.gov
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