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This is where things are heading, especially for business or corporate 'consumers': Need web hosting? Certainly you can't deal with a 2Tbps DDoS attack, so let
by QUFB 6y ago
This is where things are heading, especially for business or corporate 'consumers':
Need web hosting? Certainly you can't deal with a 2Tbps DDoS attack, so let's route that traffic through Cloudflare.
Sending email? Can't send it out with those /23s you have, they're on some blacklist from a shady DNSBL provider. Need to pay for GSuite or Office365.
Can't protect your CEO against a targeted attack? GSuite Advanced Protection or Microsoft ATP has you covered.
- organsnyder 6y agoSome of those have been true for quite some time. I ran my own mail server back in the 2000s to early 2010s, and incoming mail was especially hellish (effective spam filtering was basically impossible). These are really just variations on the theme of economies of scale, aren't they?
- johnthescott 6y agocommercial dns black lists can be very effective at filtering spam and not expensive for personal use.