alt Hacker News>They protect (from legal consequence or even discovery) the attackers and host them on their infrastructure so they're untouchable
Victims can't file a subpoena to get account details?
>They protect (from legal consequence or even discovery) the attackers and host them on their infrastructure so they're untouchable
Victims can't file a subpoena to get account details?
I've never tried a subpoena. I've tried reporting them to ICANN for whois abuse contact violations and never received a response (after I recieved a response from cloudflare saying, "Go away, we don't care, sign up for our services and pay us to care."). Perhaps I should set up a gofundme or something for the thousands of dollars needed to get justice via subpoena.
If I were hosting illegal malicious actors doing this stuff on my home servers and refused to even say who was doing it I would 100% get my door kicked down by the FBI. But some persons, corporate persons, are more equal than others.