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Why Monitor

BGPmon helps you assess the routing health of your network, providing you with information which allows you to determine the stability of your networks and potential risks to your data.

BGPmon monitors the routing of your prefixes and alerts you in case of an 'interesting' path change. Path changes can be of different kinds, such as more specifics, change of aspath, change of origin AS, Transit AS or any combination of these, leading to such threats as blackholed traffic or traffic redirection and interception. Recently a US Congressional Report brought attention to the hijacking of data, a report which quoted BGPmon resources.

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For Who?

Our software is a great tool for anyone who needs more insight into how their networks are routed and how your prefixes are seen from hundreds of other networks worldwide.
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Recent News and Updates

Popular Destinations rerouted to Russia
Today’s BGP leak in Brazil
BGP leak causing Internet outages in Japan and beyond.
BGPstream and The Curious Case of AS12389
Large hijack affects reachability of high traffic destinations
Country wide outage in Azerbaijan
Large scale BGP hijack out of India
How Hacking Team Helped Italian Special Operations Group with BGP Routing Hijack
Massive route leak causes Internet slowdown
BGP Optimizer Causes Thousands Of Fake Routes
BGPMon Joins OpenDNS
What caused the Google service interruption?
BGP routing incidents in 2014, malicious or not?
BGP hijack incident by Syrian Telecommunications Establishment
Using BGP data to find Spammers

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