← 28 Sep to 4 Oct 2026 Week: 5 Oct to 11 Oct 2026 This week → 6 notable · 8 routine, dimmed, hide them
Sun 11 Oct 2026
23:52 Internet IQ · Iraq: routed IPv4 space down 31% against its 7-day normalRIPE RIS 05:01 Internet MW · Malawi: routed IPv6 space back to 100% of its 7-day normalRIPE RIS Sat 10 Oct 2026
19:59 Internet RO · Tor users in Romania jumped past the expected range (37,167 vs up to 20,330)Tor Metrics 12:40 Internet MW · Malawi: routed IPv6 space down 91% against its 7-day normalRIPE RIS 00:30 Internet IQ · Iraq: routed IPv4 space back to 100% of its 7-day normalRIPE RIS Fri 9 Oct 2026
23:55 Internet IQ · Iraq: routed IPv4 space down 32% against its 7-day normalRIPE RIS 20:30 Internet HT · Haiti: routed IPv4 space back to 100% of its 7-day normalRIPE RIS 20:10 Internet HT · Haiti: routed IPv4 space down 64% against its 7-day normalRIPE RIS 19:59 Internet LT · Tor users in Lithuania jumped past the expected range (85,289 vs up to 20,274)Tor Metrics 19:59 Internet CZ · Tor users in Czechia fell below the expected range (38,617 vs at least 68,088)Tor Metrics Thu 8 Oct 2026
00:28 Internet IQ · Iraq: routed IPv4 space back to 100% of its 7-day normalRIPE RIS 00:23 Internet IQ · Iraq: routed IPv6 space back to 90% of its 7-day normalRIPE RIS Wed 7 Oct 2026
23:53 Internet IQ · Iraq: routed IPv4 space down 32% against its 7-day normalRIPE RIS 23:53 Internet IQ · Iraq: routed IPv6 space down 51% against its 7-day normalRIPE RIS ← 28 Sep to 4 Oct 2026 Week: 5 Oct to 11 Oct 2026 This week →
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