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[anti-abuse-wg] Anti-Abuse Training: Questions for the WG
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Alessandro Vesely
vesely at tana.it
Fri Oct 22 20:08:09 CEST 2021
Hi all, On Mon 18/Oct/2021 18:40:06 +0200 Michele Neylon - Blacknight via anti-abuse-wg wrote: > >> 3) If not, would there be other areas of Anti-Abuse training that would be of interest? > > A lot of hosting providers aren’t LIRs, but are getting IP space from LIRs. Maybe providing materials that LIRs could share with their clients would help? There seems to be a lot of ignorance out there. There are also people who are not hosting providers, but host their own server(s) using a handful of IP addresses. I know mailbox self-providers are an endangered species, but they may still happen to have an IP delegation w/o abuse-c. And complainants may prefer to send reports to the top level delegate. However, top level delegate may happen to have non-responding abuse teams. At best, ISPs forward complaints to their clients. Shouldn't there be a standard for automatically forwarding messages destined to abuse-c following a path similar to that of RFC 2317 delegations? I'd love if AA training encouraged such behavior. Best Ale --
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