braindongle

"That letter is literally all it took for me to take control of a sub-block of someone else's public address space and get it routed to my network instead of theirs."

Interesting. I don't want some faceless central authority making it a bureaucratic nightmare to do what he's doing, but I also don't want malicious folks exploiting the vulnerability. What's the long game here? What should this process look like in 30 years?

Regardless of where we are on the continuum between "move this actuator to this position now (1980s)" and "go jump onto each of those boxes and do a flip off the last one (2030?)", this is damn impressive.