This is also what I've experienced when Code Red came out. I searched out the people from the different IP address blocks (ARIN, RIPE...) only to get very cold emails back.
Launching a counter strike with a script to clean these systems, can only backfire. Therefore I believe that the Tarpit will help out. 'Their systems' are initiating the connections, and I just hold them tight and don't let go. It will slowdown the offending host. It might be a small piece in the global scheme of things, but it's easy to implement and the idea of the tarpit is so hilarious to me;-)
I also think 3G will have a really hardtime. To get the full benefits of 3G, the aerials need to be setup very closely one to the next (about 300m for the best bandwidth/network coverage). The quantity of aerials is just going to explode and in most towns this is becoming too much for the citizens.
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This is also what I've experienced when Code Red came out. I searched out the people from the different IP address blocks (ARIN, RIPE ...) only to get very cold emails back.
;-)
Launching a counter strike with a script to clean these systems, can only backfire. Therefore I believe that the Tarpit will help out. 'Their systems' are initiating the connections, and I just hold them tight and don't let go. It will slowdown the offending host. It might be a small piece in the global scheme of things, but it's easy to implement and the idea of the tarpit is so hilarious to me
I also think 3G will have a really hardtime. To get the full benefits of 3G, the aerials need to be setup very closely one to the next (about 300m for the best bandwidth/network coverage). The quantity of aerials is just going to explode and in most towns this is becoming too much for the citizens.