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Reactive Constraint-Based Geolocation of Internet Hosts
Active IP geolocation techniques rely on the responsiveness of Internet hosts, while passive techniques depend on data sources that are unevenly adopted and prone to staleness and error. In this work, we invert the active IP geolocation problem by listening at a geographically distributed set of van
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