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Most of them are probably bots running without the knowledge of the IP owner. There’s little benefit to sharing those IPs with anyone other than the provider wh
by bshacklett 3y ago
Most of them are probably bots running without the knowledge of the IP owner. There’s little benefit to sharing those IPs with anyone other than the provider who owns them.
- BLKNSLVR 3y agoIs there a potential benefit in larger sharing of malicious-traffic IP addresses in that if more sites blocked these known-bad IP addresses then there'd be a higher chance that a victim would notice something is wrong as their online services have started blocking them? It feels to me like we're too polite, so we're letting the infected walk amongst us. It might not be their fault, but I'd be guessing it'd also be better for victim to find out sooner rather than later if they're pwned. I suppose the slippery slope / end game of this would then concentrate all intentional malicious traffic to VPNs and proxy's and Tor and the like, with them becoming useless due to being blocked. I block any IP address that's probed any of my ports they have no business probing. See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39171782 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39171782