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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 surveillance of US citizens and reconnaissance on foreign countries. When contacted for comment, a government spokesperson pointed Insider to a Friday statement from the Pentagon's chief of defense digital service, Brett Goldstein, who said federal officials are working to "assess, evalu...

25 April 2021, 09:04 am The Pentagon finally explains why a small business in Florida was given control over 175 million IP addresses. The long-dormant IP addresses, which are about 1/25th, or almost 6% the size of the current internet, were handed over as soon as President Joe Biden took office on Jan. 20, 2021. Pentagon and Florida's Mysterious Global Resource Systems Florida's Global Resource Systems LLC (GRS), a private company just outside Fort Lauderdale, announced shortly after Biden's inauguration that they have started managing an undisclosed number of unused IP address spaces owned ...

By Lexi Lonas - 04/24/21 04:37 PM EDT   The Pentagon gave control of millions of dormant IP addresses to a Florida company before former President Trump An unknown Florida company called Global Resource Systems LLC had obtained control of 56 million Pentagon-owned IP addresses on. Jan 20 and is now nearing 175 million IP addresses. A reporter went to the address of the company’s location, which is inside an office building, but the receptionist told the reporter she couldn’t give them any information and asked them to leave, according to The Post. ADVERTISEMENT The Pentagon says the ...

Top cybersecurity trends 2021: Pandemic-related content used for attack propagation For the majority of 2020 the entire world grappled with massive change - in how we lived, how we worked, how we connected. Malicious actors took advantage of our need for news on the pandemic and rushed to set up numerous sites to phish for credentials and drop malware - often mimicking content from the CDC, ECDC, and other health and government authorities. In the face of these new and rising pandemic-related threats, it’s more important than ever to ensure that all web traffic is inspected and protected, ...