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Mon Jul 29 19:34:23 UTC 2002

On Mon, 29 Jul 2002, jnull wrote:
> ISPs won't shut someone down because they've been "hacked", merely send 
> them a warning Email or call--a process that takes days in my 
> experience.

Worse -- there is an increasing number of ASNs spewing traffic onto the 
internet with NOBODY AT THE WHEEL. We got attacked by some hosts in
UniNet S.A. de C.V. (NETBLK-UNINET-NETBLK-12) UNINET-NETBLK-12
                                                 148.221.0.0 - 148.221.255.255
there is not a single working contact for that netblock. I have been going 
in circles with their upstream, AS7911, for two goddamn months trying to 
find a working contact for those netblocks. Turns out that AS7911 is 
unable to find any contact information for their own customer, and now 
they are not returning emails or phone calls at all anymore...

So AS7911 is asleep at the wheel, and AS8151 is a script kiddie network on 
autopilot... Be warned. You may want to blackhole AS8151...

-Dan
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