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Wow, you have my favorite ASNs there :)
I really REALLY hope that there is a time in the near future when I can
submit a complaint to an ISP and have some sort of peace of mind that it
might be acted upon. I am kind of curious if the pressure is because their
networks are being adversely affected by these infections, or if it is
threats from upstream providers...
/me sighs...
On 9/21/07, Paul Ferguson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> >I don't think that ISPs are going to care until there is a business model
> >that will make them money(or save it) and not cost them a bunch of
> >money/staff overhead.
> >
> >It costs a great deal to staff an abuse department that knows what they
> >are doing, there isn't really any value for the ISP to take down a botted
> >machine that is sending spam, unless it is effecting their core
> business.
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> Perhaps, but the pressure is mounting.
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> Until that time, we have this:
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> https://nssg.trendmicro.com/nrs/reports/rank.php?page=1
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> Engineering Architecture for the Internet
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