BBC News - 'Fresh proposals' planned over cyber-monitoring

[Roland Perry]

In article <518CB006.8000604 at iosis.co.uk>, Peter Tomlinson 
<pwt at iosis.co.uk> writes
>Report about that on Out-Law:
>
>http://www.out-law.com/en/articles/2013/may/individuals-can-be-identifie
>d-despite-ip-address-sharing-bt-says/
>
>Individuals can be identified despite IP address sharing, BT says
>
>The use of Internet Protocol (IP) address sharing technology will not 
>prevent individuals from being identified as the perpetrators of 
>illegal online activity, BT has claimed.09 May 2013
>
>The internet service provider (ISP) has announced that it is currently 
>piloting technology called Carrier-Grade Network Address Translation 
>(CGNAT) that will see as many as nine different customers share the 
>same IP address.

And an article looking more deeply into the technical details of CGNs, 
in this context:

http://www.potaroo.net/ispcol/2013-05/cgns.html
-- 
Roland Perry