← 19 Oct to 25 Oct 2026 Week: 26 Oct to 1 Nov 2026 This week → 5 notable · 8 routine, dimmed, hide them
Sat 31 Oct 2026
05:40 Internet MW · Malawi: routed IPv6 space back to 100% of its 7-day normalRIPE RIS 05:00 Internet MW · Malawi: routed IPv6 space down 91% against its 7-day normalRIPE RIS Fri 30 Oct 2026
10:00 Internet GD · Grenada: routed IPv6 space down 89% against its 7-day normalRIPE RIS Thu 29 Oct 2026
17:15 Internet NR · Nauru: routed IPv4 space back to 100% of its 7-day normalRIPE RIS 13:00 Internet NR · Nauru: routed IPv4 space down 80% against its 7-day normalRIPE RIS 10:55 Internet MW · Malawi: routed IPv6 space back to 100% of its 7-day normalRIPE RIS 06:15 Internet MW · Malawi: routed IPv6 space down 91% against its 7-day normalRIPE RIS Wed 28 Oct 2026
19:59 Internet SC · Tor users in Seychelles jumped past the expected range (8,724 vs up to 2,080)Tor Metrics 19:59 Internet IS · Tor users in Iceland jumped past the expected range (24,753 vs up to 14,039)Tor Metrics 19:59 Internet KN · Tor users in St. Kitts & Nevis jumped past the expected range (7,741 vs up to 4,276)Tor Metrics 04:49 Internet MW · Malawi: routed IPv6 space back to 100% of its 7-day normalRIPE RIS Tue 27 Oct 2026
19:59 Internet NZ · Tor users in New Zealand jumped past the expected range (9,267 vs up to 5,756)Tor Metrics 13:21 Internet MW · Malawi: routed IPv6 space down 91% against its 7-day normalRIPE RIS ← 19 Oct to 25 Oct 2026 Week: 26 Oct to 1 Nov 2026 This week →
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