Well, now they have a massive data center in Utah. That's most likely where it's all going today. Standard open source tools are all you really need.
> Wouldn't they show up on, say, Sandvine's Internet traffic reports?
No. If some script kiddie/hacker type installs a packet sniffer and logs all your traffic to your ISP, that won't show up anywhere. Traffic goes somewhere. You're sending packets out. Merely logging packets is entirely passive and undetectable.
Well, now they have a massive data center in Utah. That's most likely where it's all going today. Standard open source tools are all you really need.
> Wouldn't they show up on, say, Sandvine's Internet traffic reports?
No. If some script kiddie/hacker type installs a packet sniffer and logs all your traffic to your ISP, that won't show up anywhere. Traffic goes somewhere. You're sending packets out. Merely logging packets is entirely passive and undetectable.