Re:GitHub Notification Emails Hijacked to Send Malware
by guappa on Friday September 20, 2024 @05:57AM
(#41600373)
Because ip geolocation has always been reliable and never inaccurate?
Re:GitHub Notification Emails Hijacked to Send Malware
by mnau on Friday September 20, 2024 @06:33AM
(#41600550)
No geolocation is needed. And even if it was, these are technical problems, inherently solve able.
So far, we are building walls and replacing mortar with a new one, while attackers bombard us with complete impunity. This is never going to work.
This would of course need new extensions /protocols (even simplest would require authentication envelope around encrypted traffic).
Re:GitHub Notification Emails Hijacked to Send Malware
by guappa on Friday September 20, 2024 @06:45AM
(#41600633)
The problem is that you think a societal problem can be solved technically.
Re:GitHub Notification Emails Hijacked to Send Malware
by mnau on Friday September 20, 2024 @07:31AM
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The whole point is to move from technical solution (i.e. current approach) to legal one.
Not a single response had anything to do with either problem ITA or my comment.
I am not sure if you are troll, 10 y/o or gpt1, but have a nice day.
Add IP rules at cables inside and out of let's say EU and block it there.
Same way we deal with any non-compliance thing. You can't import it.
Your server/domain doesn't satisfy requirments. Either the originator complies or not (e.g. through trusted third party).