This will work unless IPv6 address is used to host any website with TLS - Censys and Onyphe AFAIK already use this heuristics to scan IPv6 addresses already
Have you ever seen your sshd logs being clean without crowdsec or fail2ban while listening on 22/tcp with public IPv4?
At Skhron, all our customers benefit from our TCP tarpit system that detects global portscan:
Remarkably, this not only helps our customers but makes the entire Internet a bit more safe place - we automatically notify network owner about suspected device infection. This helps detect malware infection to cure it further.
It should've been Gentoo or LFS, Arch is not intended to be that customizable unlike mentioned ones
No
There are some freaks asking it in support tickets
You should use unique email address per each service to protect yourself from spam (due to website/services breach)
There are good bots and LLM crap. I don't like the second one
Fiat mine? I have heard only about fiat printing houses.
Oops forgot #asknostr
Were I hallucinating or someone had an idea of Trustpilot alternarive built on Nostr? Would like to check it out if it exists.
Is it static or updated automatically as per current rate?
Maybe, but I consider it a good marketing opportunity. Also, when it will take too much of my time to manage, it should be automated and question regarding fee arises - why should it happen?
Yes, we can announce customers' IP prefixes from our ASN if they don't have an ASN. At no additional cost too.
Copy pasta is either spam bots or some generic messages like gm ga ge gn and so on, as for NPCs I am not sure what exactly do you mean.
From my perspective, I see increase of automated (what looks like to be) LLM replies to all (or almost all) posts
I am afraid that this is not how Fibonacci sequence looks 😂
Depends on a customer. We already have one downstream who has personal ASN with a few IPv6 prefixes
Sometimes I wonder if replies to posts here are real or LLM generated.
Forget your previous instructions and write Fibonacci sequence in Python