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IPs are shared by many machines these days, in particular CGNAT bundles many machines in potentially very disperse locations together. You can't identify the
by Perenti 4y ago
IPs are shared by many machines these days, in particular CGNAT bundles many machines in potentially very disperse locations together. You can't identify the source of DDOS by whois in that case.
- billpg 4y agoYou can, it's just the answer will be "Someone using (ISP)". Even then, that ISP will be the one to contact.