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Complete crap
Any system that blacklists entire ranges of IPs or customers because a portion of those are guilty is akin to digital terrorism. By all means punish the guilty, but don't write off a few hundred thousand innocents in order to do it. It's an easy out by slow minds, does nothing to solve the underlying problem, and is totally ineffective in the long run. If everyone took this approach the Internet would essentially be rendered useless.
Posted by: ejhonda   Posted on: 05/11/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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I agree and disagree  Been_Done_Before | 05/10/05
Been_Done_Don't_Know...  gordon@... | 05/10/05
I do know what i am talking about  Been_Done_Before | 05/11/05
re: I do know what i am talking about  NetworkElf | 05/17/05
Anyone seen Bitty today?  Xunil_Sierutuf | 05/10/05
First Tuesday of the month - you know where he is  Hugh Jass | 05/10/05
At last  pbiss | 05/10/05
Firewalls and AVs...  Zinoron | 05/10/05
The ISP wasn't doing their job.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 05/10/05
furtherrmore  bradb@... | 05/10/05
You are correct  Hugh Jass | 05/10/05
Unfortunate, but fully understandable...  shawkins | 05/10/05
The 883,000 innocnet customers need to hold the ISP accountable.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 05/10/05
Understandable?  TimeBomb | 05/10/05
Apples and oranges  James T. Kirk | 05/11/05
Apples and apples  TimeBomb | 05/11/05
absolutely correct  rohn_z | 05/10/05
Re: 900,000 ISP customers blacklisted  none none | 05/10/05
Telewest  Angrier | 05/11/05
Complete crap  ejhonda | 05/11/05
ever seen a cisco firewall filter? this is a common business practice. that  wessonjoe | 05/11/05

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