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Yes. The VPN you use is basically attacking, bruteforcing Microsoft and multiple Microsoft services 24x7 continuously. Almost any consumer VPN will trigger some
by dylz 6y ago
Yes. The VPN you use is basically attacking, bruteforcing Microsoft and multiple Microsoft services 24x7 continuously. Almost any consumer VPN will trigger something similar at every major service.
- aerojoe23 6y agoDo you mean the a mount of traffic that the VPN sends to MS would look like an attack? I think it is just more likely MS doesn't know who you are yet. For example, if you're talking about how you get more captcha to fill out, I think this is because your IP address doesn't have the history to build reputation as you with MS.
- dariusj18 6y agoI think the idea is bad actors are using Nord to attempt hAx0r1ng.
- michaelmrose 6y agoThe VPN service isn't attacking Microsoft. Do you mean customers of the VPN are attacking Microsoft? I use mullvad and have used other vpns all the time with zero difficulty. The only service I can't use is netflix and even they let me access my account just fine I just can't actually play videos while connected to the vpn. There is a huge difference between not allowing access to the service via vpn and banning an account by virtue of accessing the account from a legitimate vpn service. The latter is unusual it is not something anyone ought to expect from "every major service".
- dylz 6y ago> The latter is unusual it is not something anyone ought to expect from "every major service". The latter is something I'd expect all the time, if I logged in to eBay from a M247 IP I'd expect the account to be suspended within minutes.
- michaelmrose 6y agoI can log into ebay with my vpn so long as I also also verify I have access to my email or phone. This does automatically trigger extra checking but they didn't suspend my account within minutes or indeed at all.