> On Jan 31, 2020, at 09:38 , David Conrad wrote:
>
> Ronald,
>
> Speaking only for myself…
>
> As I’ve recently seen complaints about RIRs directed to ICANN (in a different
> context than the issues at AfriNIC), a bit of clarification may be in order:
>
>>> What can or should be done when
Ronald,
Speaking only for myself…
As I’ve recently seen complaints about RIRs directed to ICANN (in a different
context than the issues at AfriNIC), a bit of clarification may be in order:
>> What can or should be done when a registry goes rogue?
In my view, it is primarily the responsibility
In message ,
Dan Hollis wrote:
>What can or should be done when a registry goes rogue?
Answering that question is a task which is above my pay grade. I would
be remiss however if I did not take this opportunity to make a few brief
and relevant points.
*) There are other and additional shoes
On Wed, 29 Jan 2020, Ronald F. Guilmette wrote:
In all cases noted below, the networks in question are unambiguously routing IP
blocks that were obtained, in the first instance, via thefts perpetrated
by one or more AFRINIC insiders and then resold on the black market
in secretive deals.
What
On Wed, 29 Jan 2020 19:51:17 -0800
"Ronald F. Guilmette" wrote:
> A full list of all of the stolen AFRINIC blocks that are still of
> ongoing concern at the present moment, taking into account the above
> adjustments, is available here:
>
> https://pastebin.com/raw/71zNNriB
>
> Note that
My apologies to all. Certain of the blocks mentioned in my prior
posting here have already been reclaimed, and are currently being
routed by appropriate parties. In particular, these ones:
152.108.0.0/16
155.237.0.0/16
165.4.0.0/16
165.5.0.0/16
Also, I somehow managed to miss mentioning a few
Hi James,
Just want to make this clear to NANOG as well - there's no beef here. The
priority was to get delisted.
The beef is with AfriNIC in this case :) It's not CYMRU's fault. The
datasets are incomplete.
--
C
On Wed, Jan 29, 2020 at 4:03 PM James Shank wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am still
Hi all,
I am still looking into the history of this issue, but presently, the
prefix Chris shared with us is not on our IPv4 BOGON list.
For those wanting to see the list, it is available in plain text here:
https://www.team-cymru.org/Services/Bogons/fullbogons-ipv4.txt
I welcome input on this
Hi All,
http://ftp.afrinic.net/stats/afrinic/delegated-afrinic-extended-20200129
Another thing that stuck it's head out today now. No ASN, nor IP prefixes
allocated since 2019/05/15 is listed in the delegated text files. Our (and
I am sure others) prefixes is now null routed at team CYMRU
In message ,
thomas brenac wrote:
>Thank you Ronald, I also heard of governance issue in AFRINIC by some
>people during the last RIPE meeting so the word is spreading. Now is
>there any other /16 impacted to your knowledge ? Would be worth pushing
>to have them in as many Drop list as
Hi there,
Thank you Ronald, I also heard of governance issue in AFRINIC by some
people during the last RIPE meeting so the word is spreading. Now is
there any other /16 impacted to your knowledge ? Would be worth pushing
to have them in as many Drop list as possible maybe :)
I took the
For the benefit of those of you who may have been living in caves
for the past two months, I would like to share the following links
regarding a massive fraud that appears to have been perpetrated by
at least one AFRINIC insider. (It has still not been definitively
determined if he had help or
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