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You’re welcome. My current ISP doesn’t provide me a public IP address, so I’m sharing the IP with other clients of that ISP. A month ago I also noticed captcha
by Const-me 9y ago
You’re welcome.
My current ISP doesn’t provide me a public IP address, so I’m sharing the IP with other clients of that ISP.
A month ago I also noticed captchas on google and cloudflare. Because half of the internets use cloudflare that was kinda noticeable.
I’ve searched a bit, found the cause (and a bunch of black list checks resources). I’ve e-mailed my ISP describing the issue and linking to that check page, they did something and the problem went away.
If you’re the sole user of your IP address, check the detection details. Some of these honeypots/black lists even tell you what exact malware they think is likely to cause the trouble. Then scan/update your computers (all of them that are using that IP address), and wait a bit. AFAIK, if the spam stops coming from that IP, their entries expire after a while, probably days or weeks.