• @x4740N
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    10 months ago

    How do we know it hasn’t already been hijacked

    No one would publically disclose that if they did

    And its easier to hijack the Internet than you think

    You just need to poison the information that is avalible to manipulate the right audience to your end goal and people already do that

    Just look into the “kochtopus” for example

    https://dividednolonger.com/kochtopus/

    https://prezi.com/5xzibopikc3a/ifgs-kochtopus-mapping-the-influence-of-koch-cash/

    Now find similar groups to the kochtopus and see if they are interconnected with other groups

    Find those and you’ll find the people who secretly hijack the Internet

    What you need to dismantle are those groups

    Help bring them into public knowledge so more people are aware of them

    The more people are aware of them the more they will share

    And the more people are aware of them the more these groups power will waver as people begin to become aware of their manipulation

    • slazer2au
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      110 months ago

      I am talking more about finger slips than actual malicious intent. Like when Facebook broke themselves or when Turkey broke YouTube for the whole world for a couple hours.

      There are ways of detecting it like using rpki to reject poisoned prefixes or BGPmon to track the origin of prefixes or as an after action use Ripe BGPlay to see how a prefix was rerouted.