Re: "Defensive" BGP hijacking?

[Blake Hudson <blake () ispn net>]

Bryant Townsend wrote on 9/13/2016 2:22 AM:
> This was the point where I decided
> I needed to go on the offensive to protect myself, my partner, visiting
> family, and my employees. The actions proved to be extremely effective, as
> all forms of harassment and threats from the attackers immediately stopped.


Bryant, what actions, exactly, did you take? This topic seems 
intentionally glossed over while you spend a much larger amount of time 
explaining the back story and your motivations rather than your actions.

Questions I was left with:

1. What prefixes have you announced without permission (not just this
   event)?
2. How did you identify these prefixes?
3. Did you attempt to contact the owner of these prefixes?
4. Did you attempt to contact the origin or transit AS of these prefixes?
5. What was the process to get your upstream AS to accept these prefix
   announcements?
6. Was your upstream AS complicit in allowing you to announce prefixes
   you did not have authorization to announce?