I’m interested to hear how you
1) block 2 Tbps of attack traffic
2) save $500k per month in bandwidth charges since blocking at the border means you have to pay for the incoming bandwidth
1) block 2 Tbps of attack traffic
2) save $500k per month in bandwidth charges since blocking at the border means you have to pay for the incoming bandwidth
2. I meant $50k per month, edited. This does not count loss of productivity.
You cannot control who your prefix is announced to, unless you control all the paths on the Internet.