Kremlin dial-up

Continuing the theme of hacker attacks from Russia to Estonian websites. A well-known commentator Yulia Latynina expressed her opinion on the Echo of Moscow air on the subject: “I do not share everything that the Estonian government says about this incident. A simple example - the Estonian government stated that hacker attacks on Estonian government websites are conducted from the IP addresses of the Kremlin administration. That's how much I figured out this question from computer scientists , they laugh a lot, because the IP address is almost always attributed to the modem pool , not to mention that this is an extremely unlikely version of the hacker attack, that the Kremlin will launch it from its native computers. As a rule, this is simply technologically impossible, that is, the maximum IP address that Estonia can figure out is the IP address of one or another modem pool, for example, the MTU pool or any other. ”

PS But the computer programmer says that the Kremlin’s addresses are still there .