> * Randolf Richardson, Postmaster via mailop:
>
> > Interestingly, there is some volume detected by Talos Intelligence
> > (from Cisco Systems):
> > https://talosintelligence.com/reputation_center/lookup?search=95.216.145.1
>
> That's combined volume for all of 95.216.145.0/24, not 95.216.145.1/32
> specifically, isn't it?
It's for one specific IP address. (You can switch the range from
/24 to /31 to see the same individual statistics.)
> I won't believe that any mail originated from 95.216.145.1 without
> seeing hard evidence. Besides, as the Talos website proudly states:
>
> Our latest video shows how Cisco Talos Threat Hunting uses AI,
> telemetry, and human expertise to track them down anyway.
That's fine, and it's good that they're describing their criteria
for threat hunting, but I didn't mention "Cisco Talos Threat Hunting"
as I was merely pointing out their eMail volume estimates, which I
thought would be helpful to you in making a case for de-listing to
DNSBL operators -- my point was that last month's volume existed,
while current-day volume is gone, which I was thinking might be
helpful to you for demonstrating supporting evidence that the matter
is on-track to being resolved.
> Who can spot the flaws inherent in the system? Anyone? Bueller?
Today's AI is a problem because its capabilities are regularly
overstated by marketing and some of its proponents, and because a lot
of general public misunderstand it -- AI is a statistical probability
machine based on algorithms that don't consciously think about,
ponder, or comprehend.
While there certainly are excellent uses of AI, there are also many
problems with it, primarily because of how it's being deployed (e.g.,
recent events with big AI companies failing to properly isolate
systems that attacked other systems on the internet).
Sadly, I see a nearly-complete void of wisdom in the AI inudstry
coupled by what seems to be an irresponsible disregard for ethics in
an environment that is lacking in much-needed regulatory controls in
both the AI and financial sectors (just for starters).
I hope this helps to answer your question. (Ferris Bueller would
probably feel inclined to say "hi.")
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Randolf Richardson, CNA - [email protected]
Inter-Corporate Computer & Network Services, Inc.
Vancouver, Beautiful British Columbia, Canada
https://www.inter-corporate.com/
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