The lack of progress is simply because you have very few people who are in a security rather than IP admin or network ops role.  Security as in for a seriously large provider.

The other lack of progress - well, changing entrenched policies, or enforcing them beyond a point where the enforcer is reluctant to investigate (or is it "play police" according to the local meme) is as tough as it sounds.

On Friday, July 5, 2013, Frank Gadegast wrote:

Sascha Luck wrote:

TTBOMK, as long as policy requirements are fulfilled
there is no mandate to revoke resources.

Any spammer on this list (think so, simply because
of the lack of progress) ?

* Im starting now a second carrier in renting all
the IPv4 addresses left in our allocation exclusively
to abusers and make a lot of money with it.
Just make offers now. *

Will surely put a working abuse contact email address
in RIPEs db, that gets directed to /dev/null
and have a correct postal address somewhere on
a funny island ...

And it looks like if nobody could ever do anything
against it.

The current regulations are simply slippery as
an eel (like we say in Germany), no way
to catch anybody responsible. Again, ridicolous ...


Kind regards, Frank
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