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"...you can't be bothered to protect your network..." Huh? Isn't this exactly what CF is attempting to do? And Tor traffic tends to be abusive so the good is c
by themartorana 11y ago
"...you can't be bothered to protect your network..."
Huh? Isn't this exactly what CF is attempting to do? And Tor traffic tends to be abusive so the good is caught up with the bad, but it's all in the name of protection.
- AnthonyMouse 11y ago> Isn't this exactly what CF is attempting to do? No. The real bad people have botnets and can cycle through a million random IP addresses every time you block one. A real solution needs to be secure against someone you don't yet know is bad. This is going to get a lot worse as we've run out of IPv4 addresses. ISPs are going to start to NAT many users behind one IP address. Some already have. Then you have the same issue as Tor where one user is malicious but shares the same IP address as a thousand innocent users. IP blocking isn't going to work anymore so you might as well find an alternative solution now.