Internet traffic 'hijacked' and routed through Belarus and Iceland - Renesys
Renesys claims that internet traffic from key cities has been deliberately re-routed several times this year
Key traffic across the internet has been "hijacked" several times this year and deliberately routed through locations in, first, Belarus and then Iceland. The hijackings - or "network interceptions" -...
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