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How much time would it take to browse all public IP addresses?
by plumeria 12y ago
How much time would it take to browse all public IP addresses?
- adamnemecek 12y agoDepends on your definition of 'browse'. But possibly 45 minutes https://zmap.io https://zmap.io.
- philip1209 12y agoThis is strictly for IPv4 addresses
- huuu 12y agoNote that in one of his talks Morgan Marquis-Boire said he had to change IP some times because he was blocked generating too much traffic while scanning. But he managed to map a lot of secret Trojan servers used by govs.
- chronid 12y agoSomeone recently did this and posted screenshots of what was available on the public internet (including a control system for a water turbine, IIRC).
- MrJagil 12y agoYou have a link?
- Shish2k 12y agoIf you scroll down past all the photos of chilli peppers, this guy was posting interesting things he found during the VNC scan: https://twitter.com/viss/media https://twitter.com/viss/media (Would be nice if there was a gallery, as infinite scrolling uses a ton of browser memory, but I'm not aware of one...)
- chronid 12y agoThis is the relevant tweet: https://twitter.com/Viss/status/499980463646048257 https://twitter.com/Viss/status/499980463646048257
- sauere 12y agoWhy are you asking?
- tim333 12y agoThis was discussed in the original linked article http://blog.erratasec.com/2014/10/reading-silk-road-configuration.html#.VC69ICldVuA http://blog.erratasec.com/2014/10/reading-silk-road-configur... before the mods changed the link. Here's a vote for changing the HN code so it says "link changed from $X to $Y" at the top of the page when they do that.