Reply to Sean Donelan (was: Yet more hijacked space? - deru.net)
alex at pilosoft.com
alex at pilosoft.com
Tue May 6 14:08:03 UTC 2003
> This has got to be one of the worst ideas you've come up with recently.
> The crack pipe must be pretty warm. This would make every provider like
> Level3 and Cogent...hosters of spammers camouflaged by a lack of
> publicly available reassignment data. At least with the current system,
> most providers publish reassignment data, so when you get spammed by
> discountdeals or ultimate savings, or the like, you can usually look up
> their address space and block them. Too many providers just don't care
> about spam as long as the spammers pay.
BS. Cogent provides publically available reassignment info in its rwhois
database.
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Comment: Reassignment information for this block is
Comment: available at rwhois.cogentco.com port 4321
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