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And Protonmail. https://protonmail.com/blog/protonmail-ddos-attacks/ https://protonmail.com/blog/protonmail-ddos-attacks/ Fastmail, pro tip: don't pay any rans
by kevinSuttle 11y ago
And Protonmail. https://protonmail.com/blog/protonmail-ddos-attacks/ https://protonmail.com/blog/protonmail-ddos-attacks/
Fastmail, pro tip: don't pay any ransom.
- robn_fastmail 11y agoNot a chance :)
- mahmud 11y agoHang in there, mate. Love your work :-)
- PuffinBlue 11y agoThanks for taking this stance. I'm a customer (I think we actually talked together recently about Apple/Google vCard implementation) and I appreciate you guys making a stand against this criminal behaviour. It could seem to some people that such a stance is easy, but no matter the strength of principle, when you see your business go offline and customers start banging at the doors for you to sort it out then the situation becomes more complex. So from this customer - keep up this stance, keep being transparent and I for one will stick by you guys without hesitation!
- Nyr 11y agoIndeed, I don't want them to fund criminals with my money like those Swiss guys did. DDoS mitigation isn't that expensive antway considering the size of FastMail.
- jacquesm 11y agoWill recommend fastmail.
- SuddsMcDuff 11y agoI'm a Fastmail customer and I support this stance.
- limbenjamin 11y agoRight from the start, I don't have a good feeling about protonmail. On their About Us page, the CTO self-proclaimed himself a crypto expert. The CTO has a phd in particle physics and has never published anything on computer security. Turns out they are the type of people who pay to make the problem disappear.