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34.4.32.0/19 is an IPv4 announced prefix originated by AS43515 (YOUTUBE YOUTUBE), allocated to IE. This prefix is in active MOAS conflict with 1 other ASN.
1 other ASN announces this prefix in conflict with the listed announcer above. MOAS (Multi-Origin AS) is a strong hijack signal — investigate via the linked ASN pages.
No IPv4 addresses are currently observed inside 34.4.32.0/19. Possible dark prefix or unobserved address space.
Pivot deeper into the graph from 34.4.32.0/19.
Reproduce the prefix profile directly against graph.whisper.security:
MATCH (ap:ANNOUNCED_PREFIX {name: "34.4.32.0/19"})
OPTIONAL MATCH (ap)-[:ROUTES]->(asn:ASN)
OPTIONAL MATCH (asn)-[:HAS_NAME]->(n:ASN_NAME)
OPTIONAL MATCH (ap)-[:HAS_COUNTRY]->(c:COUNTRY)
RETURN ap.name AS cidr,
asn.name AS asn,
n.name AS network,
c.name AS countryAnd the MOAS conflict drill-down:
MATCH (ap:ANNOUNCED_PREFIX {name: "34.4.32.0/19"})
OPTIONAL MATCH (ap)-[:ROUTES]->(announcer:ASN)
WITH ap, collect(announcer.name) AS announcers
MATCH (ap)-[:CONFLICTS_WITH]->(other:ASN)
WHERE NOT other.name IN announcers
OPTIONAL MATCH (other)-[:HAS_NAME]->(n:ASN_NAME)
OPTIONAL MATCH (other)-[:HAS_COUNTRY]->(c:COUNTRY)
OPTIONAL MATCH (other)-[:ROUTES]->(peer:ANNOUNCED_PREFIX)
RETURN other.name AS conflicting_asn,
n.name AS conflicting_operator,
c.name AS conflicting_country,
count(DISTINCT peer) AS conflicting_prefix_count
ORDER BY other.nameOr query Whisper from your own LLM workflow via the Whisper MCP server.