[anti-abuse-wg] VERIFIED[.]IS

Hi again, Ron!

First of all thank you for all your contributions to this list - I 
personally (as I stated before) use to null-route prefixes you report.

I don't intend to recommend this sort of policy to everyone - this is 
just my company's routing policy. Some others (even large backbones) 
even use Spamhaus's DROP lists which I don't trust.

I think what we all need is some RIPE-managed database to list such 
prefixes and NCC-appointed persons to approve them as 'rogue' if there 
was enough evidence provided. Such a database may be provided by means 
of DNSBL and BGP feed. Such a database can be *voluntarily* used by 
those ISPs who are commited to keeping Internet clean of UBE, DDoS, 
spoofing, and so on and so forth. This would be a good community-driven 
alternative to commercial DNSBLs, DROPs, etc.


On 08/09/16 22:53, Ronald F. Guilmette wrote:
> I see that there is an interesting and active discussion on this now.
> Everyone may be sure that I will be posting further comments shortly
> which clarify my personal position on all the matters discussed so far.
>
> In the meantime however, I just realized that I neglected to clarify
> how I came to find that VERIFIED[.]IS web site in the first place.
>
> It may not be at all important, but just so everyone knows, I found
> that VERIFIED[.]IS indirectly.  First, I stumbled onto the following
> web site, which is clearly selling credit cards *and* also (U.S.)
> social security numbers (SSNs) and dates-of-birth (DOBs).  (You can
> even pick out which U.S. state you prefer!)  These bits of information
> are often helpful to people intent on committing identity theft:
>
>     http://www.wellsfargo.lequeshop[.]ru/
>
> As you can see, there is an email address on the above page.  It is
> <mixx at exploit.im>.  I simply googled that email address and then
> started to visit the web sites found.
>
> One of them was verified[.]is
>
> But this criminal carder ... who seems to be Russian... is also active
> on many other web sites, presumably selling what he has to offer in
> many different forums.
>
>
> Regards,
> rfg
>

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