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Some miscreants come and go - others stay in business for years. An example of the latter is a prolific IP hijacking operation using AS398770 (Twisted Computing Incorporated ????) since January, among others. At this time, AS398770 announces hijacked IPv4 networks allocated to ????-based Adexus S.A., first hitting our radar in late May. ??
In the past, we also observed botnet controller hosting at AS398770, as well as more IP hijacking incidents, networks impersonating tier-1 US ISPs, and snowshoe spam.
Involved personas are no strangers at all: Their nefarious activity goes back until 2011 and the (still unresolved) IP hijacking case involving US defense contractor Planning Research Corporation:
?? http://check.spamhaus.org/results?que...ry=SBL101196
Investigating IP hijacking incidents often requires classic detective work, such as sifting through commercial registers, tracing back network assets of defunct companies, and working with those that are still in business to reclaim their stolen digital goods. ??
More information on this topic, and how to protect your network against hijacking and other hijacks (hint: DROP and ASN-DROP ??), is available here:
Some miscreants come and go - others stay in business for years. An example of the latter is a prolific IP hijacking operation using AS398770 (Twisted Computing Incorporated ????) since January, among others. At this time, AS398770 announces hijacked IPv4 networks allocated to ????-based Adexus S.A., first hitting our radar in late May. ??
In the past, we also observed botnet controller hosting at AS398770, as well as more IP hijacking incidents, networks impersonating tier-1 US ISPs, and snowshoe spam.
Involved personas are no strangers at all: Their nefarious activity goes back until 2011 and the (still unresolved) IP hijacking case involving US defense contractor Planning Research Corporation:
?? http://check.spamhaus.org/results?que...ry=SBL101196
Investigating IP hijacking incidents often requires classic detective work, such as sifting through commercial registers, tracing back network assets of defunct companies, and working with those that are still in business to reclaim their stolen digital goods. ??
More information on this topic, and how to protect your network against hijacking and other hijacks (hint: DROP and ASN-DROP ??), is available here: