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The "reputation" concept has to be applied to network blocks in IPv6, because of privacy addresses, and they very clearly aren't doing that for whatever reason.
by jcalvinowens 6mo ago
The "reputation" concept has to be applied to network blocks in IPv6, because of privacy addresses, and they very clearly aren't doing that for whatever reason. I get at least one captcha a day from a stock Android phone that's been connecting from the same damn /64 for almost a whole year.
- traderj0e 6mo agoBut there are way more /64s than /32s. They could apply it to /32s in ipv6, but then customers would share rep unless ISPs lease out /32s instead. Unfortunately gotta pay to play.
- jcalvinowens 6mo agoThat could never work, my entire ISP is a /32
- traderj0e 6mo agoI'm guessing because the spec defines a network as a /64. Couldn't the ISP buy more space if they wanted to?