Originally posted by milambur
Because packet sniffing is a very intensive task. Have you tried redirecting gbps down a 100mbps pipe? It wouldnt go unnoticed for long and if you're admining core/edge routers you're already making hundreds of thousands of dollars per yet.
It's more likely that an email server is hacked, or that CSR computers are infected, or that an affiliate program software has a hole in it than it is that a core router would be owned.






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