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We provide fraud detection/prevention for our clients as a third party. We rely heavily on having full accessibility to the originating IP address to evaluate the risk of a respondent....
Our use case involves identifying the registered ASN organizations associated with an IP address visiting a website, and processing and reporting these back to the website owner. We currently use...
Will there be similar instructions as at https://developer.apple.com/support/prepare-your-network-for-icloud-private-relay/ (pasted below) for institutions that need to enable controls on their network, such as the TickTok issue? Note that the solution for...
Will a user be given a choice to toggle IP Protection the first time they open Chrome? Will it be explicitly mentioned that all data of the user from within...
Google owns Chrome. So what's to prevent it from installing its own root certificate and MITMing all of your web browsing? Even if Google is able to restrain itself from...
Originally filed at https://github.com/spanicker/ip-blindness/issues/15 by @spanicker. > Services that are embedded in a third-party context will now see distinct IPs for each top-level domain that the user is visiting. This...
Seems to me that if you publish a list of Google anonymized IPs, or have them under one ASN, you'll effectively make websites blacklist all VPNs but yours.
Many services in Azure have a built in access control list/service firewall feature that allows access to an instance of the service to be restricted based on the IP address...
Originally filed at https://github.com/spanicker/ip-blindness/issues/14 by @spanicker >At some point, a service may have confidence that a given request is associated with an abusive client. Perhaps the request is willfully causing...
