cyberbunker

Can you also describe exactly what the connection between CyberBunker and the attack is.

If SpamHaus had the power to remove CyberBunker from the internet, this would be a different story, and I'd support CyberBunker.

So Spamhaus is basically saying that Cyberbunker is a host to spammers, and therefore email coming from the Cyberbunker's IP addresses should be treated as spam.

A2B capitulated, dropping CyberBunker, but then filed complaints with the Dutch police against Spamhaus for extortion.

Just FYI, Cyberbunker aka cb3rob aka Sven Kamphuis has been involved in scandals, conflicts, lawsuits and general mayhem for ages.

Spamhaus runs an IP blacklist of known spammers and put Cyberbunker on that list.

Didn't they pull a similar story telling people an attack on them by Cyberbunker impacted the London Internet Exchange, prompting quite some pandemonium?

I'm all for internet freedom, and I have no objection to whatever information cyberbunker may be hosting.

Both of which smell of potentially dodgy journalism to me and in any case is pure speculation without an official statement from cyberbunker.

We really need places like cyberbunker to keep internet free and open.

News is that the dutch hoster CyberBunker[1] is responsible[2] for the attack.

We need places like cyberbunker to keep the internet free and open.

Kamphuis said Cyberbunker was retaliating against Spamhaus for “abusing their influence.” >“Nobody ever deputized Spamhaus to determine what goes and does not go on the Internet,” Mr.

Today one guy in my local news (Monterrey, Mexico) talk about it, that "tech guy" said that netflix and other services were intermitent or fail to access, and also that this "war" were between cyberbunker and Spamhaus.

Cyberbunker brags on its Web site that it has been a frequent target of law enforcement because of its “many controversial customers.” “Dutch authorities and the police have made several attempts to enter the bunker by force,” the site said.

The Cyberbunker-Spamhaus incident showed they can survive 300 Gbit/s, I thought after that everyone would just back off.

The sheer amount of venom being directed at Cyberbunker.

> On 13 May 2010, the Hamburg District Court ordered an injunction against CB3Rob Ltd & Co KG (Cyberbunker) and its operator, Mr.