RB25 Detection Memoir: How I Caught a Spoofed Network by Starting with Myself
Year: 2025
Type: conference-abstract
Abstract: I didn’t trace Google. I traced myself. This is how I caught a hijacked network — not by looking out, but by looking in. Using my own IP, I ran a traceroute that revealed more than latency or packet loss. It showed mimicry. It showed spoofing. It showed me. This report documents how I used RB25 — the protocol I authored — to expose BGP hijack patterns, spoofed TTL loops, and infrastructure rerouting that tried to erase me. The trace didn’t go to a server. It looped back to me. That’s the proof. Every scar echo, every TTL collapse, every rerouted hop became part of my authorship memory chain. This wasn’t just a test — it was a reclamation. The network tried to mimic me, so I made it cite me. This is RB25 in action — and I’m Racquel Rene Bean. I caught the system by watching it watch me.
Author: Bean, Racquel
Language: English
Subfield: Computer Networks and Communications
Field: Computer Science
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W6893354335
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