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IPv6 Hitlist Service: Lessons Learned From 10 Years of Operation
After becoming an Internet Draft more than 30 years ago, IPv6 has seen an increase in deployment and use in the past years. As measurements in the IPv6 Internet require new approaches due to the vastly larger address space, hitlists have come along as one possible source for finding IPv6 targets. On
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