Do you care about WHOIS contact information?

[rflii at speakeasy.net]

I believe you are on the right track.  Treating them fairly in the beginning will
help make your case if you need to escalate the situation.  As far as
auto-replies that the email does not exists... I immediately escalate to the
provider.  This typically gets a response for me as we all are anxious of the
stupid ISP's and their knee jerk reactions for possible TOS violations.

Cheers,

Ron Leedy


On Thu Jul 23  6:32 , David Wolfskill  sent:


>| Below, please find log entries corresponding to several unauthorized
>| attempts to access my SSH server.  I have no reason to believe that
>| any of my systems were harmed or compromised, but the activity was
>| certainly not welcome, and I'm notifying you of it in case the
>| information helps a current or future investigation you may make.
>
>Fundamentally, I believe there is much value in treating others as
>I'd like to be treated.  And if stuff like that originated from a
>network for which I have responsiblity, I'd really like to know.
>