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... to its correct source network. As a side effect of protecting the
Internet against such attacks, the network implementing the solution
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... prefixes are not used in the
source addresses in packets received from the Internet. In other
attacks, the source address ...
... Therefore, by deploying ingress filtering, one does not just help the
Internet as a whole, but protects against several classes of threats
to your own infrastructure as well.
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... moment,
o need several points of access to the Internet in places where no
one ISP offers service ...
... attacks traceable, it is impossible to know whether the
particular attacker "somewhere in the Internet" is being ingress
filtered or not. Therefore, one can only guess whether the source
addresses have been spoofed or not: in any case, getting a possible
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