jgsaau

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by jgsaau 4y ago
On the dark web IPV6 is seen as a way for hackers to hide amoungst the forest of trees. I can detail millions of IPV4 addresses that are not being used, some blocks with ISP / WISP that have never been allocated to a 'customer&#x2
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by jgsaau 4y ago
G'day Did I give U the impression that after a couple of years in prod. I think our sys. Is sxxt and we need 2 replace IT ?
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FTP2SMTP ( F2S)
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by jgsaau 4y ago
What we found 20+ years ago when we started to provide a very poor service to attempted spam delivery was that the spammers realised our servers were very 'slow' and stopped the attempts. We used to get 1000s of new IPV4 tuples &#
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by jgsaau 4y ago
G'Day Guys I have gone and had a another look at EFF and the issue for me is they have a 'Donate' in the menu. I'm a OG coder and have been giving away my efforts for decades, I believe that $$$ is the root of all evil,
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by jgsaau 4y ago
I'm a newbie to YC, can't c 'Edit' button, so I'm assuming it is like Twit. I'm not saying I wouldn't be interested, I think it is a really good idea, but really concerned that I don't find it is a wa
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by jgsaau 4y ago
G'Day Femto Over the past 15+ years I have joined a number of groups like a web site 'web hosting talk' and all of them jumped all over my privacy and passed on my details to spammers / hackers. I know what you are think
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by jgsaau 4y ago
G'Day Carlos We started hosting own SMTP servers on IBM OS2 using a BBS. Long before retail NET was in Oz. Fast forward to today and we have a DB with millions of IPV4 address and have never used IPV6, cloudflare or a 3rd party to 100%