#PushDaStuff
below you can see some of the community projects I created/actively maintaining: AS 112 - world wide project to sinkhole RFC 1918 DNS traffic locally within countries/geos and avoid slamming DNS root servers; I’m maintaining three AS112 servers in different parts of Poland BGP Blackholing - open BGP route server project, that provides “bogons” feed via dynamic BGP peering BGP Full Feed - open BGP route server that provides full DFZ view of IPv4/IPv6 BGP table
what it’s all about? in the internet, not all IPv4 and IPv6 prefixes will be sources or destinations of traffic you’d like to have anything common with. some of them will be used or controlled by bad actors that can try to compromise your network (you have been likely selected at random, do not flatter yourself) or other evil goals. why would you like to receive that traffic? or send traffic towards them?
what it’s all about? in the internet, not all IPv4 and IPv6 prefixes will be sources or destinations of traffic you’d like to have anything common with. some of them will be used or controlled by bad actors that can try to compromise your network (you have been likely selected at random, do not flatter yourself) or other evil goals. why would you like to receive that traffic? or send traffic towards them?