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I'd say 'abusing' is the term I'd go for - and it seems awkward for an ISP/network operator of that size to ignore the rules. If mum and dad's home network use
by darklajid 9y ago
I'd say 'abusing' is the term I'd go for - and it seems awkward for an ISP/network operator of that size to ignore the rules.
If mum and dad's home network uses 1.1.1.1 because it's "cute" or whatever, that's understandable if still wrong. But why do network providers that employ lots of people that should know better do this?
I cannot believe that it wasn't brought up, ever ("Hey, you know.. We should use 10.0.0.0/8 maybe?"). I gotta assume that someone in charge shrugged and said "Who cares?".