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Comment #49104636
If you go to any large DC construction site the lot will be filled with out of state plates - and not just adjacent states, but folks from across the country.
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Comment #49046477
Millions of Superboxes and various digital picture frames say different. https://synthient.com/blog/a-broken-system-fueling-botnets
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Comment #49045662
Isn't this because of the kimwolf (and now 6+ other botnets) that are taking advantage of people running residential proxyware unknowingly on the device which permits outbound conn…
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Comment #48254502
Can confirm they've null routed various cloud providers IPs - with no notification and when folks reached out to the telecoms it took them 2 weeks of impact before they responded (…
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Comment #47876337
It's literally a known thing at telcos in various roles they find people looking up folks dox regularly. If someone registers a complaint that someone access their data they'll loo…
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Comment #47719915
It's just a mental compartmentalization thing for me. When I want to get into slack/signal chatting mode or read messages I load such an app and look/interact. When I'm not doing t…
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Comment #47719231
Yes Google constantly asks me to backup my pictures to their platform No, I don't want this. But regularly when I go to my photos it'll pop up with a box asking and the default opt…
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Comment #47719125
Is there some "no means no" additional setting that could be added where someone has to go into settings that would prevent that? I fear that with the notifications pop up asking m…
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Comment #47718981
Just curious, how come at least once a month signal bugs me to turn on notifications? I said no for a reason, every single time - why does it keep asking? Not implying anything evi…
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Comment #47608259
I gotta say some of the proposed use cases are things no one is looking/asking for. One I recall was having a network decide to reach another network by avoiding countries that are…
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Comment #47602728
I don't think the swiss banking network is really the right thing to point to. Folks measure networks in bps/pps, not financial transactions - nevermind the actual control plane bi…
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Comment #47601172
SCION is generally considered snake oil within the network operator community. Its weird single vendor for profit company that ships it's software, the fact that no router hw asic …
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Comment #47318502
Don't forget some BRE and TW2002
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Comment #47286094
There are "live" residential proxy IP lists you can purchase today from a variety of companies. Various companies defending use them as an additional data point when making a call …
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Comment #47284353
My biggest issue with IP brokers is how they'll avoid taking any responsibility for their customers action. A fair amount of bullet proof hosters (and we're talking malware distrib…
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Comment #47284303
Renting /24s by the hour is like a motel room rented by the hour. You know some shit is going on in there.
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Comment #47019103
AI companies are _already_ funding and using residential proxies. Guess how much of those proxies are acquired through being compromised or tricking people into installing apps?
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Comment #47017678
I constantly get tik tok style everything everywhere all at once fever dream headache rapid edited clips. There's a difference between to the point and just being brain rot deliver…
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Comment #46970810
More likely a specific botnet had it's c2 or telnet scanning report endpoint go down / get nulled on Jan 14th.
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Comment #46948521
This. The lawful intercept infrastructure is one facet of their network. The rest of their infra is also a deep concern: call records, SS7 signaling, the IP network, mobile infra a…
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Comment #46867401
Post 9/11 you could get a waiver from the ticket counter to escort someone thru security all the way to the gate. Dunno if that's a thing anymore, but I had them print out a paper …
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Comment #46497336
I recall during the 90s spending a bunch of time on SF2 and Mortal Kombat in arcades: shopping malls, bowling alleys, even some restaurant/bars that had a small arcade. One of the …
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Comment #46469167
IETF has a history of being hostile to network operators. I mean actual network operators - not the people who show up at conferences or work the mailing list who just happen to ge…
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Comment #46418123
Folks using nyanpass setup for first hop into a near China hosting provider, then it's usually two additional hops within Asia and then the internet. There's a whole industry / eco…