DedidamNET
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Looking forward when the world will adopt IPv6 on a wide scale. I feel that the prices that are charged now (speaking as a provider) are not really worth it.
What happens when there are no more ipv4 addresses left?
Crims set up fake companies to hoard and sell IPv4 addresses
IPv4 addresses are now so valuable that criminals are setting up shell companies so they can apply for addresses, then resell them to users desperate to grow their networks...
...criminals look for dormant ARIN records and try to establish themselves as the rightful administrator. ARIN has 30,556 legacy network records, she said, but a validated point of contact for only 54 per cent of those networks. The remaining ~14,000 networks are ripe for targeting by hijackers who Nobile said are only interested in establishing legitimacy with ARIN so they can find a buyer for un-used IPv4 addresses possessed by dormant legacy networks.
Nobile said ARIN detected about 50 such hijacking attempts between 2005 and 2015. Since announcing IPv4 depletion in September 2015 the organisation has detected about 25.
...speaking of hijacked IP space, here's a recent WHT thread
Glad to hear that ignorant fuckwit Gotzman got what was coming to him. I knew that guy was a shyster after my dealings with him. May his network burn to the ground for his continued amoral and unethical treatment of customers and abuse of IPs acquired at the pure inconvenience of the customers which he acquired. Possibly some of the best news I heard all day.
Cheers!