Internet Service Providers (ISPs) use the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) to announce and exchange routes for delivering packets through the internet. ISPs must carefully configure their BGP routers to ensure traffic is routed reliably and securely. Correctly configuring BGP routers has proven challenging in practice, and misconfiguration has led to worldwide outages and traffic hijacks.
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