Sargun Dhillon wrote:
> So, it seems that youtube's ip block has been hijacked
by a more
> specific prefix being advertised. This is a case of IP
hijacking, not
> case of DNS poisoning, youtube engineers doing
something stupid, etc.
> For people that don't know. The router will try to get
the most specific
> prefix. This is by design, not by accident.
You are making the assumption of malice when the more likely
cause is
one of accident on the part of probably stressed NOC staff
at 17557.
They probably have that /24 going to a gateway walled garden
box which
replies with a site saying 'we have banned this', and that
/24 route is
leaking outside of their AS via PCCW due to dodgy
filters/communities.
Will
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