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Whose Internet Is It, Anyway? - Black Hat PDF

34 Pages·2010·4.92 MB·English
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Whose Internet Is It, Anyway? Blackhat DC 2010 Andrew Fried, ISC, SURBL Richard Cox, Spamhaus Ben Butler, GoDaddy How we use the Internet •  Web Surfing •  Email •  Social Networking (Facebook, MySpace,Twitter) •  Word Processing, Spreadsheets, Powerpoint •  VoIP What the bad guys attack •  Web Surfing •  Email •  Social Networking (Facebook, MySpace,Twitter) •  Word Processing, Spreadsheets, Powerpoint •  VoIP Who “owns” the Internet •  Internet consists of tens of thousands of independently owned and operated networks •  Various networks are connected via telecoms, ISPs, and backbone providers •  Private peering arrangement between providers •  Public peering points that connect the ISPs and Providers No one entity owns the Internet! No one entity is in charge of the Internet. Your email, Your inbox Your email, Your inbox Your email, Your inbox Your email, Your inbox Your email, Your inbox Your email, Your inbox

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Jan 27, 2010 Ben Butler, GoDaddy. Page 2. How we use the Internet. • Web Surfing. • Email. • Social Networking. (Facebook, Your email, Your inbox
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