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So may IPs from China. Would they not be stopped from Chinas firewall? I think you can't make an outging VPN or SSH connection. Is it possible somebody does a B
by _trampeltier 3y ago
So may IPs from China. Would they not be stopped from Chinas firewall? I think you can't make an outging VPN or SSH connection. Is it possible somebody does a BGP hack and then reuse china IPs?
- denton-scratch 3y agoChina has a very large population of educated and under-employed nerds.
- LinuxBender 3y agoThey do not care about outbound attacks. They care about anything that goes against the approved narrative. The only way I've managed to get them to care was to have a coworker translate my email into Chinese characters and give CIDR blocks to their government and say they are spreading democracy and those networks go silent. The ISP's will just ignore complaints otherwise.
- fullspectrumdev 3y agoFuck that’s a deeply funny way to deal with attacks. You hardly have that letter somewhere?
- LinuxBender 3y agoYou hardly have that letter somewhere? This was ages ago. I try not to hold onto old corporate emails. And agree not to. I've honestly had mixed feelings about it given that some people probably got their door kicked in. In fairness to me they were DDoS'ing my customers. The CIDR blocks were part of a DDoS for hire farm.
- tamimio 3y ago> CIDR blocks to their government and say they are spreading democracy “The best weapon against an enemy is another enemy”
- em-bee 3y agossh is not blocked. and for attacks from china you don't need a vpn. (they would not register as attacks from china otherwise)