Cracking Down on Cyberspace Land Grabs

Cracking Down on Cyberspace Land Grabs
Kevin Poulsen, SecurityFocus 2003-06-11

The people who keep the Internet running are coming to terms with address space hijacking, an old scam that's turned suddenly nasty.

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Cracking Down on Cyberspace Land Grabs 2003-06-11
Node Runner (1 replies)

Cracking Down on Cyberspace Land Grabs 2003-06-12
Randy

It does make you wonder... 2003-06-12
Anonymous

In these days of NAT and name-based virtual hosting, are there any companies that *really* legitimately need a /16? Or worse, a /8? Sometimes I think that if we just went through and reassigned large blocks that are mostly going to waste, we'd have plenty of address space and wouldn't have to mess with a painful switch to IPv6.

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