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[Zach Gibbens <zachgibbens AT zachgibbens.org>]

I think most ISP's are limiting their resolvers to their own customers (regardless of what else they do) and that likely keeps the spamhaus and similar bots away.






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On May 18, 2017, 14:49, Daniel Quintiliani < danq AT runbox.com> wrote:
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  Are all ISPs doing this now for their official DNS servers, blocking resolution of allegedly malicious Web sites or being blacklisted as spammers? Or is it just "the man" coming after us "the little guys"?
  
 
  
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 -Dan Q
  
 
  
 On Thu, 18 May 2017 09:16:00 -0500, Daniel Shirley <aditaa05 AT gmail.com> wrote:
  
 
  
 > i Would like to help in anyway i can.
  
 > 
  
 > I can sponsor the T1 server for FurNIC if it would help.
  
 > 
  
 > if you need anything please let me know
  
 > 
  
 > On Thu, May 18, 2017 at 7:21 AM, Stephan Jauernick <
  
 > info AT stephan-jauernick.de> wrote:
  
 > 
  
 > > Dear OpenNIC Community,
  
 > >
  
 > > Sadly we got served several Abuse Reports forwarded from Spamhaus via
  
 > > our Provider declaring that we resolve a malicious .bit domain. As we
  
 > > can't and won't censor this domain we send a reply to Spamhaus and our
  
 > > hoster. They did not acknowledge our stance in regards of OpenNIC being
  
 > > a open democratic and censorship free DNS Infrastructure. Instead our
  
 > > provider replied and gave us what amounts to a 24 Hour deadline before
  
 > > they consider nullrouting the IP Address and the connected servers.
  
 > >
  
 
  
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