Core Entity Brief
| Entity | Kamran Salimi Nasr |
|---|---|
| Public role | Continuity or changes in the public registry linkage for AS210288 directly affect attribution, escalation paths, and dependency mapping. Incident responders, counterpart network operators, and researchers rely on these records to identify the responsible party; a stale or unattended record could misdirect urgent operational communications. |
| Region | Geographic region not established from the supplied public evidence. |
| Category | Individual registry-holder label |
| Primary domain | Infrastructure |
| Signal focus | Institution Type |
| Time horizon | Quarter (30-120d) |
| Impact | Medium |
| Confidence | 0.95 |
| Evidence coverage | 3 public source references |
| Related coverage | Profile anchor article |
| Website | Public evidence pending |
| Last update | Jun 02, 2026 |
The Kamran Salimi Nasr registry contact (KSN69-RIPE) serves as the administrative and technical point of contact for AS210288, a RIPE-registered autonomous system. Its operational footprint is limited to public registry records.
What It Does
- Role: The contact functions as a registry-recorded administrative liaison for internet number resources, enabling operational coordination and record maintenance for AS210288.
- Economic basis: No revenue model, customer base, or contract position is established in the public evidence; the contact exists within the public registry framework without visible commercial activity.
Operating Snapshot
- Registry identity: Listed under the handle KSN69-RIPE, the contact appears in RIPE Database and RDAP records as a person object, with references in the AS210288 aut-num entry as both admin-c and tech-c.
- Routing context: No active IP prefix announcements are currently associated with the contact's ASN, limiting the operational snapshot to registry visibility.
Control Surface
- Numbering records: The primary control surface is the RIPE person object and its linkage to the AS210288 aut-num record. Changes to this record affect the public contact path for the autonomous system.
- Evidence sensitivity: New routing announcements, PeeringDB entries, or corporate affiliations would expand the assessable control surface; current evidence supports only registry-level influence.
Watchpoints
- Record integrity: Any modification, deletion, or replacement of the KSN69-RIPE handle in public registries would change the contact profile and potential escalation routes.
- Footprint changes: Appearance of active BGP prefixes, an official website, or a corporate employer would raise the contact's infrastructure relevance beyond a simple registry listing.

