-- more on -- Sobig's Friday 3 p.m. action

[Dave Farber <dave () farber net>]

> Date: Fri, 22 Aug 2003 15:45:15 -0400
> From: Bob Drzyzgula <bob () drzyzgula org>
> Subject: Re: [IP] -- more on -- Sobig's Friday 3 p.m. action
> To: Dave Farber <dave () farber net>
>
>
> > >67.73.21.6
> > >68.38.159.161
> > >67.9.241.67
> > >66.131.207.81
> > >65.177.240.194
> > >65.93.81.59
> > >65.95.193.138
> > >65.92.186.145
> > >63.250.82.87
> > >65.92.80.218
> > >61.38.187.59
> > >24.210.182.156
> > >24.202.91.43
> > >24.206.75.137
> > >24.197.143.132
> > >12.158.102.205
> > >24.33.66.38
> > >218.147.164.29
> > >12.232.104.221
> > >68.50.208.96
>
> I kind of expected the bulk of those to be off in
> APNIC never-never land. But a quick check
> with ARIN shows that APNIC addresses are in the
> minority; the remainder belong to:
>
> Level 3 Communications
> Comcast Cable
> Road Runner
> Le Groupe Videotron Ltee
> Sprint
> Bell Canada/Nexxia
> Net 66
> Earthlink
> Charter Communications
> AT&T/WEST FLORIDA ELECTRIC COOP
> AT&T WorldNet Services
>
> One would kind of wish that those ISPs would be tracking
> down whatever/whoever is sitting on those addresses,
> and possibly shutting them off in one way or another.
>
> --Bob

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