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11/5/2018 3:01:04 PM
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So if the ISP knows the IP address why can't they go after it?
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ISP's don't have authority to "go after" anybody.
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Freedom of information act would beg to differ since ddos is actually considered an act of terrorism in most cases even if it's swatting or in a game. Them sweeping it under the rug in the case of people paying money for Luna's it is also shady.
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But they tell you the attackers ip addess/location?
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They're not supposed to do that either, there are privacy regulations they have to adhere to. If a client is doing something that violates the agreement they sign with the ISP they can take steps behind the scenes but they're never going to acknowledge it.
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Ah -blam!- that. So they cant go after the attacker but do they notify the authorities who deal with cyber-crimes?
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That’s not what they do.
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But if it affects a customer's service and the safety of others it should.
