Taking Steps to End Abusive Traffic From Cloud Providers

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The author discusses steps to end abusive traffic from cloud providers by filing abuse reports, highlighting the issue of malicious activity originating from cloud services.

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2 months ago

> In general, filing abuse reports to residential IP addresses is a waste of time. The administrators do appreciate knowing what kinds of abusive traffic is causing grief, but many times the users of those IP addresses don't know that their computer is sending abusive traffic to your services.

It's interesting that I need to smog my car to prevent harm to my surroundings, but my computer can harm freely

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