Re: Microsoft uses 'darknet' to refer to PTP overlays: what do wecall misuse of unallocated address space?

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Listmaintainer, please do something :-(

On Fri, 22 Nov 2002, George Michaelson wrote:

>
> Microsoft is now using the name 'darknet' to refer to the overlay networks of
> point to point filesharing in their Digital Rights Management (DRM) position
> papers in conferences.
>
> So, in the public eye, this neologism has probably now been taken to mean this
> activity,
>
> Rather than descend into hacker/cracker discussions, what is a good label to
> use when referring to people who usurp unallocated IPv4 address space, and
> arrange for it to be BGP visible in the classic DFZ network? I had thought
> that *this* was being called the dark net, but I'm not confident that tag will
> survive the behemoth...
>
> -George
>

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