Archive for May, 2006

SETEC Astronomy

May 22, 2006 by Jeff Nathan

In the film “The Manhattan Project,” a high school student builds a small nuclear weapon to bring attention to a covert nuclear weapons research lab located near his suburban home. The ending of the film is a tense standoff between the high school student, the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), the US Army and [...]

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And the winner is….(about Internet Traffic Distribution)

May 5, 2006 by Danny McPherson

Much of this post is from an e-mail I sent to a private list ~six weeks back. Trudging through some archives I stumbled upon it and thought it might be of interest to folks here. —– Given the topics at hand, I compiled some data (with permission, though now thoroughly anonymized) from 15 discrete networks [...]

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Gone Aren’t the Days of Spoofing

May 4, 2006 by Danny McPherson

Reading a slew of comments associated with a Slashdot post titled Can You Spoof IP Packets? I found a response stating “…every self-respecting network operator has RPF (or some other antispoof-ingress filter) enabled at the edge. Gone are the days of spoofing”. For more than a decade now, many folks, myself included, have pushed for [...]

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