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ims.infasec.org
This is a new route mapping system that lets you choose to view
network routing maps of any network in the world.
IMS is continually scanning the Internet and storing .jpg maps of
every class c network.
All the info: http://ims.infasec.org/?op=info
./Loyal
Could you please check that URL, I can't seem to resolve that name.
/nebulus
EDIT: Nevermind, seems we blocked those addresses due to many probes, wonder why that was :)
Thats pretty cool! I'll have to bookmark that one. I didn't know they did such a thing.
You can even request to have an ip range scanned and generate a report for you!
Awesome find.
Searching for "192.168" or "10.1.1" is very interesting.
You see how public traffic gets routed across internal networks on its way to a public IP. Depending on your ISP and if you are within 10 hops to the target yourself, source-routing is always an option.
The project was a side effect of a tool that was written to aid in penetration and network assessment work. But now, it seems very useful in general research.
./Loyal
Great find! didn't know they do such a thing.
8-]
Searches began to get slower as we approached and passed the 1 million Class C mark. In order to speed things up we modified the search structure and searches are now down to just 1 to 3 seconds.
The Stats:
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Total Unique Class C Scans Performed: 1,269,570
Total Unique IP Addresses Scanned: 325,009,920
Total Class C Scans Performed: 2,285,226
Total IP Addresses Scanned: 585,017,856
Estimated Packet Transmit Total: 8,775,267,840
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