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Against my better judgement... A few opinions I figured
I'd share.
Regarding the cited article and the idea that ISPs charging
for Managed Security Service is ballsy, you should re-read
it. All your arguments are about
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On 24/09/2007 17:24:47, Peter Blair [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Off hand, does anyone maintain a list of vendors/network-devices
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On 24/09/2007 17:24:47, Peter Blair [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Off hand, does anyone maintain a list of vendors/network-devices
that support anything similar to the drop-project? (Other than
what is listed on the site to
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There is a lot going on in the shadows to combat botnets and other
miscreant activities that most folks don't have credentials to know
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OK. If a service provider (ISP/MSP/*SP) is buying bandwidth based on
data transferred vs raw line rate of the transport medium, there are two
words to describe that provider: Mom Pop. It is just that
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You're right I should have posted about Peakflow, I've spoken I've dealt
with Sunil James in hopes I could create an open source protection
script based off
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Although this seems to be yet another conspiracy theorist hard at work,
there are some interesting issues raised. Not the least of which is why is
it that network equipment manufacturers are
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Although this seems to be yet another
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J. Oquendo wrote:
John Fraizer wrote:
Access to ATLAS data is
limited to ATLAS partners for multiple reasons, not the least of which
being preventing the miscreants from
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Carrier grade routers are designed to route (or switch in the case of
MPLS) packets at line-rate. When you start applying ACLs, the
performance hit is not trivial - especially when you've got interfaces
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J. Oquendo wrote:
John Fraizer wrote:
Carrier grade routers are designed to route (or switch in the case of
MPLS) packets at line-rate. When you start applying ACLs, the
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--On Fri, Sep 21, 2007 at 10:02:32PM +, John Fraizer babbled thus:
*snip*
Again, there is no silver bullet. It is *NOT* the responsibility of the
providers to force safe computing down the throat of their customers.
I
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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
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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
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PinkFreud wrote:
On Fri, Sep 21, 2007 at 10:02:32PM +, John Fraizer babbled thus:
*snip*
Again, there is no silver bullet. It is *NOT* the responsibility of the
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