Collaborate Disseminate
How long does Comcast/Spectrum keep IP log assignments in the US? Someone else on the forum here made me curious when he stated something about 6 months. If you don’t know the precise length of the period then an estimate is … Continue reading How long does Comcast/Spectrum keep IP log assignments in the US?
I recently came across an article informing people about how long major ISP’s store user data such as IP assignments and other user data. On average, companies supposedly stored this data for 6 months (180 days). Is this true… Continue reading How long do ISPs retain data?
A new module allows it to be rented to other malicious actors — and it’s likely other new capabilities are coming down the pike. Continue reading TheMoon Rises Again, With a Botnet-as-a-Service Threat
I have a theoretical question. If you went on a website which provides real time chat service, and only login information it requires is a username of your choice, and the website adress was https, and after you exit the chat… Continue reading Real time chat – is it possible to see messages from it again
I have speed problem for my internet connection. When I called my ISP they said that the source of the problem is your VDSL modem.TTNET is my ISP and modem is provided by ISP. I wonder
How they can claim this.
If I don’t c… Continue reading What is the power of my ISP about my modem? [on hold]
I was reading this question:
Why don’t ISPs filter on source address to prevent spoofing?
and based on those answers, ISPs ignore it because of the overhead of checking for spoofing.
But that question is a bit old so I wanted to check if any development has been happening?
I just don’t understand why it’s so hard for ISPs to implement the first hops to check if the source IP is valid and record the given IP by the DHCP server for checking the validness of the IP? how can it be a big overhead?
For example, if someone starts spoofing a lot of IPs and does malicious activity like DDoS, will major ISPs detect it or they still don’t check?
If you’ve been hanging out here at Hackaday for awhile, you’ve certainly seen projects that were based around the concept of putting a miniature computer inside the carcass of some other piece of electronics. In fact at this point it’s something of a running joke, certainly we must have seen an Arduino or Raspberry Pi shoehorned into every type of consumer gadget ever built by this point. But if you thought this would be another example of that common trope by the headline, you might be in for something of a surprise.
[zapta] didn’t put an Arduino inside this GOJO …read more
Continue reading Automatic Soap Dispenser Hides Arduino Board
This question already has an answer here:
Title says it all.
If I host my own VPN at home (using openvpn), and connect my devices to it, will my ISP be able to see the contents of my traffic?
Continue reading Does a self-hosted VPN (openvpn) at home encrypt traffic for my ISP? [duplicate]
For example, I’m using DNS over TLS in Android Pie. This happens:
I visit a website (google.com).
I send a DNS query to the DNS server, and the response is the IP address of google.com. The ISP knows I contacted the DNS ser… Continue reading How does DNS over TLS prevent your ISP from seeing the websites you visit?
It got me thinking recently. Wouldn’t a fake/incorrect address be enough to deter investigating/finding a criminal via cyberspace? The reason we know it’s so easy to find someone is because they give their real address/info t… Continue reading Is a fake address/info to an ISP/service enough to be untraceable in theory?