mappu
2017-06-14 06:09:31 UTC
Hi,
My ISP's upstream has blackholed the server 62.210.92.11 hosting
pkg.mxe.cc, because the server was allegedly involved in a ransomware
attack. The black holing happened sometime in the last month or thereabouts.
I complained to my ISP, but their upstream would not whitelist the IP
address until the server owner can verify that they are "no longer
compromised".
Well i googled the IP address and i think this server also hosts some
TOR stuff, so a ransomware attack or two is probably not unusual. But
the end result is I am subject to this unfair collateral blocking by my
ISP's upstream...
This is encroaching on your time and i do really appreciate the
pkg.mxe.cc service. But would the owner of this server be interested in
either
(A) getting in touch with me privately for traceroutes && details on
responding to the abuse complaint, or
(B) separating the pkg.mxe.cc service IP address from the TOR service IP
address?
Thanks
mappu
My ISP's upstream has blackholed the server 62.210.92.11 hosting
pkg.mxe.cc, because the server was allegedly involved in a ransomware
attack. The black holing happened sometime in the last month or thereabouts.
I complained to my ISP, but their upstream would not whitelist the IP
address until the server owner can verify that they are "no longer
compromised".
Well i googled the IP address and i think this server also hosts some
TOR stuff, so a ransomware attack or two is probably not unusual. But
the end result is I am subject to this unfair collateral blocking by my
ISP's upstream...
This is encroaching on your time and i do really appreciate the
pkg.mxe.cc service. But would the owner of this server be interested in
either
(A) getting in touch with me privately for traceroutes && details on
responding to the abuse complaint, or
(B) separating the pkg.mxe.cc service IP address from the TOR service IP
address?
Thanks
mappu