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Coolest thing I've seen all day. I'd be really curious to know how long the full scan took. Couldn't find the info in the article.
by calinet6 14y ago
Coolest thing I've seen all day.
I'd be really curious to know how long the full scan took. Couldn't find the info in the article.
- xymostech 14y agoThe article says "After 10 hours", so I'm assuming that's how long it took (that took me a while to find, also). Actually pretty amazing that they were able to do it so quickly.
- OGinparadise 14y ago"After 10 hours" we reached the end of the internet. :) Shocked at how fast they were able to ping all the IPs
- dsl 14y agoTo ping the entire internet in 10 hours you would generate approximately 60 Mbps of ICMP traffic. The site is down for me, but I assume they used multiple machines to do this. I SYN scanned about 70% of the globally routed prefixes last month and it took a little over 4 days from a single box (but I was doing some detailed packet captures that hurt disk IO).
- nereidsol 14y agoIt took only 10 hours on a single server, more info here: http://www.securityartwork.es/2013/01/21/how-much-does-it-take-to-ping-the-whole-internet-12/?lang=en http://www.securityartwork.es/2013/01/21/how-much-does-it-ta...
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- decad 14y ago"After 10 hours, we got the following results: Ping overall results answered: 284,401,158 IP addresses responded to the ping, i.e. 7% of systems." Looks like 10 hours unless I'm mistaken (it is pretty late here)