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Getting the colocation, hardware, BGP uplink, and the creativity involved in not using your identity at all & minimizing (or eliminating) expenses. Possible, bu
by iscoelho 6y ago
Getting the colocation, hardware, BGP uplink, and the creativity involved in not using your identity at all & minimizing (or eliminating) expenses. Possible, but it'll take a few weeks.
- ryanlol 6y agoYou don’t need any of those things, you can just rent a dedicated server (perhaps even a VPS) and send over a LoA and have the host route the IPs to your box. I’ve never had to deal with colo or think about hardware to have my IPs announce.
- iscoelho 6y agoGenerally the reason an attacker would do those things is because their hijacks will last much longer due to lack of an abuse department and victims having to contact upstreams. Shorter ASPath, planning which Tier 1/2 is the best to hijack from, and lack of LOA requirement or RPKI. If an attacker wants to do this - they don't want to "just" cause damage. This is a limited opportunity. They want to do it right, and that takes planning. I do agree that your idea is possible, but I don't think it captures the full severity of the issue.