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AS8003 ün esrarı | Pentagon un 175 milyon IP adresine ne oldu?
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By HAMZA SHABAN | The Washington Post | Published: April 27, 2021 During the final minutes of the Trump presidency, an obscure company in South Florida announced to the world s computer networks that it would begin managing a massive swath of the internet owned by the U.S. military. In the months since, the company has claimed control of nearly 175 million IP addresses. Such huge chunks of traditional internet real estate, amounting to almost 6% of usable addresses in the original addressing scheme of the web, would be worth billions of dollars on the open market. With no public explanation of what had taken place, the dramatic shift in IP address space allotment sparked impassioned speculation among network administrators and the internet industry. That interest only increased when the Pentagon, after weeks of inquiries from The Washington Post, finally offered an explanation.
4 possible explanations for why a mysterious Florida company is managing a huge chunk of Pentagon internet addresses, according to cybersecurity experts gkay@businessinsider.com (Grace Kay)
Moments before the inauguration, a Florida company began managing nearly 175 million Pentagon IP addresses.
The Department of Defense said it is using the addresses to identify vulnerabilities in DoD space.
Here are four possible explanations for the Pentagon s decision, according to cybersecurity experts.
What s more, the deal was announced about three minutes before former US president Donald Trump left office and it encompasses almost 6% of usable internet space.
It is largely unknown what the Pentagon is planning to do with the IP addresses, as well as why the government chose the unknown startup, Global Resource Systems LLC. Cybersecurity experts told Insider the Pentagon could be looking to do anything from lure in hackers and build up online government defenses to s
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