Here is a close look at the recent #BGP hijack event that involves both hijacking BGP prefixes and also creating certificates during the hijack period to pretend being the true website origin with correct certs. bgpkit.com/blog/virtual...
bgpkit.comAnatomy of the Virtualizor BGP Hijack: Reading the Attack in Raw BGP BytesHow AS62390 hijacked Hetzner's 162.55.80.0/24 to poison Virtualizor's update pipeline, reconstructed message-by-message from public MRT data, and why the hijacked route was RPKI-valid by design.