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IP geolocation using traceroute location propagation and IP range location interpolation

Dan et al., 2021

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4195262591211462371
Author
Dan O
Parikh V
Davison B
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Companion Proceedings of the Web Conference 2021

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Many online services, including search engines, content delivery networks, ad networks, and fraud detection utilize IP geolocation databases to map IP addresses to their physical locations. However, IP geolocation databases are often inaccurate. We present a novel IP …
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