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Tag Archives: rwhois
The problem with a ‘Digital Ocean’
While in our case all of these connections are marked as spam, today’s logs showed a good example while the idea of an anonymous ‘ocean’ of IP(s) is not really a good idea. A small ‘digital pool’ at least where … Continue reading
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Another reason why ENZU should provide proper ‘rwhois’
So who is behind this outbreak. Of course you would expect their own monitoring systems would pick this up, before it started slamming ISP’s with bulk email… 23.245.171.126 : imfw.privatejetsvcs.com 23.245.171.128 : vfilter1.privatejetsvcs.com 23.245.171.145 : delawarekidney.telecomconnecting.com 23.245.171.146 : analab.telecomconnecting.com 23.245.171.147 … Continue reading
When rwhois says ‘private customer’
An especially virulent affiliate marketing campaign was noted today, from a /23 on Stealthy Networks. While it is nice that they have an rwhois server, it doesn’t help the community when registered as ‘Private Customer’. Is it the same as … Continue reading
Is your ‘rwhois’ server running?
It’s always amazing when looking at large providers who have a referral to an ‘rwhois’ server at ARIN, when that server is not functioning. Makes it hard to identify who operates the server where the spam is originating. For example.. … Continue reading