Mastodawn

Why does CloudFlare insist on forwarding abuse reports to hosting providers and website owners? This makes no sense if the website operators and possibly also hosting providers are the criminals you're trying to stop!

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Kevin Karhan

2d ago

@netresec because #CloudFlare is a #RogueISP who routinely hosts and supports #Cybercrime and #Terrorism actors, including #Deash and #KiwiFarms for the latter.

#Doxxing reports and refusing to acknowledge that they can in fact yeet clients off their network is their routine #ModiOperandi.

Only once clients threatened to fire #ClownFlare did they fire KiwiFarms!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloudflare#Kiwi_Farms

Cloudflare - Wikipedia

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ZahmbieND 2d ago

@kkarhan @netresec Thanks for the reminder of why I don't use CloudFlare services (specifically the KiwiFarms situation clued me in to their systemic protection of abuse)!
I had forgotten, and included their DNS server in a powershell script with a list of DNS servers I wrote last month, that I'm now going to remove. They don't deserve my web traffic!

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Kevin Karhan

@ZahmbieND @netresec personally I use multiple #DNS servers with #OpenNIC being my preference.

As for #hosting, I use #ClouDNS, which is awesome!https://www.cloudns.net

lists.d/dns.servers.list.tsv at main · greyhat-academy/lists.d

List of useful things. Contribute to greyhat-academy/lists.d development by creating an account on GitHub.

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ZahmbieND 2d ago

@kkarhan @netresec Awesome! Do you mind if I copy that whole list? In this situation, it's a list of servers I'm using to verify a DNS record has propagated to most of the internet.

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Kevin Karhan

2d ago

@ZahmbieND @netresec feel free to pull the entire repo or to just curl the entire TSV from it's Feed-URL:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/greyhat-academy/lists.d/refs/heads/main/dns.servers.list.tsv