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by wmoses
2947 days ago
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In other words, some entity that is not cloudflare claimed to have the best route to (some of?) cloudflare's IP ranges, including 1.1.1.1. If malicious, this could be someone trying to redirect 1.1.1.1 traffic elsewhere. There have also been a lot of historical examples of misconfiguring BGP (the way big internet networks talk to each other and discuss where to send packets), such as a florida ISP accidentally claiming the best route to some major internet service and getting flooded with everyone's traffic until it died. BGP is also really insecure (back in 2008 pakistan effectively brought down youtube for instance through BGP -- which doesnt require any authentication to claim you have the best route to X). |
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