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[members-discuss] RIPEdb registry need to be ready for separating?
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Andrzej Ława
andrzej.lawa at dawis-it.pl
Mon Mar 14 21:07:10 CET 2022
W dniu 14.03.2022 o 16:46, Serg Galat pisze: > Dear colleagues, > > I found some strange scheme - > https://twitter.com/EvgeniiBender/status/1502709009408835589?s=20&t=PSGBvgccyYeUB03ZpDPQug > > If this is true, Russian LIR must be already registered in those structures. > > Can anyone confirm or disprove the existence of such events? > Putin has been preparing for this for some time - they don't want to be cut off completely, because they want to attack the civilized world, but they want to control the access to keep Russians in the dark. See: "Great Firewall of China". I'm a bit uncertain about what steps should be taken... on one hand decent Russians need access to real information. On the other hand - those who are able to see the truth are already convinced and are either hiding or fleeing the country. The rest is, I am afraid, beyond any reason - they are rejecting inconvenient facts even from their own family members. AND they will be attacking "the evil west". In fact they are attacking already - from the necessity I started to block off whole Russian (and Chinese) IP blocks from my network because they were attempting brute-force attacks not from a single IP but from hundreds of IPs simultaneously - so it was evidently a coordinated action from those particular Russian and Chinese ISPs, not just individual hackers. I would want to keep Russia connected in (naive?) hope of making the truth available to Russians (via VPNs) but... cutting Russia off completely would reduce security risks. And all those ex-Russian IPv4s free again would be a bonus. Cogent has already cut its backbone connection to Russia: https://www.cnet.com/news/politics/inside-cogents-decision-to-curtail-russias-access-to-the-internet/ So please convince me what is the better course of action. BTW: recently if I write anything on this mailing list some Russian service providers want to set up some account for me at their cloud - it became so bothersome I had to block those domains at the mail server level. -- tel. 500 206 0268 DAWIS IT Sp. z o.o. z siedzibą w Pruszkowie Adres: ul. Staszica 1, 05-800 Pruszków KRS 0000319237 I NIP 5342409456 I REGON 141663620
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