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If carriers/ISPs monitored their networks better (or acted on abuse@ emails), their IPs wouldn't wind up on blocklists (either temporarily or permanently). edi
by nubinetwork 4y ago
If carriers/ISPs monitored their networks better (or acted on abuse@ emails), their IPs wouldn't wind up on blocklists (either temporarily or permanently).
edit: That isn't to say they should be logging every packet... But if I work for XYZ Hosting Company and spin up a new VM, hand you the IP, and you turn the IP into a mini-shodan scanner... Is the hosting company at least a little responsible for what happens next?