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Yeah, it's irresponsible to tell the truth in your WHOIS. That information is a perfect start for launching a social engineering attack as well.
by always_good 9y ago
Yeah, it's irresponsible to tell the truth in your WHOIS. That information is a perfect start for launching a social engineering attack as well.
- phit_ 9y agohope you don't live in Germany then http://www.mth-partner.de/wettbewerbsrecht-anwalt/cyber-law-about-the-legal-requirements-e-g-imprint-your-german-website-must-adhere-to/ http://www.mth-partner.de/wettbewerbsrecht-anwalt/cyber-law-...
- iagooar 9y agoYou're not at risk of getting SWAT'ed in Germany, though.
- rleigh 9y agoMy (UK) ISP puts my full name and address, home phone, email etc. in my /64 v6 allocation, and I think also for the v4 address. It's not optional, but then again I'm not worried about being randomly shot by SWAT.