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Some Route53 traffic was redirected somewhere else. Traffic can only be hijacked from neighbors that actually accept the routes. You would think Google of all
by dgemm 8y ago
Some Route53 traffic was redirected somewhere else. Traffic can only be hijacked from neighbors that actually accept the routes. You would think Google of all networks would have effective ingress filtering to prevent this, but it seems like they did accept it in this case.
- dward 8y agoI don't think ingress filtering on Google's edge would have helped if the rerouting happened in any of the transit ASs between AWS and Google.