Evaluation of Mauritian IPv4 address space within Internet Background Radiation data
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This paper explores the contribution made by IPv4 address space attributable to Mauritian organisations to the Internet Background Radiation (IBR). Data spanning a duration of 19 months starting in January 2021, from six discrete network telescopes is used as the basis for the analysis. A decomposition of the traffic is presented considering top origins by both ASN and netblock. An analysis is presented on the top 10 targeted TCP ports across the data. Alongside this an exploration is done into some of the more unusual probing for known vulnerable services that was observed. A determination of the reflected traffic and consideration of identified anomalies concludes the analysis. Mauritian IP address space is found to be relatively well regulated, and not have a large population of contributors to IBR either via active scanning or via reflected traffic.
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