You instead want to be talking to browser and search engine providers and reporting there, as well as your government for illegal activities.
You instead want to be talking to browser and search engine providers and reporting there, as well as your government for illegal activities.
We've had better luck getting random Moldovan ISPs to shut down service than we've had in getting CloudFlare to give a damn.
Again, get a court order and they'll take action. They are legally required to. Random Moldovan ISPs don't operate at the scale CF does, no wonder they were faster. Probably also easier to bribe as well ;)
GGP is asking for more blocking, so I don't think they mind that particular reason.
Well, if at least the Big Five (CF, Akamai, AWS, GCP, Azure) could get their shit together and cooperate against the bad actors, using netblocks against hostile IP ranges (both egress and ingress) could start making sense again.