>>97540That IP range was not on this VPN list. I can see which exact IPs have passed that quiz lately. Anyone can just open a data center VPN service in Belize the next day for an affordable price, which was where that latest IP (that wasn't on the blocklist) pointed to, unlike in the first world where you need half a million $ minimum to start a data center (similar to how you can find detatched residential property in Belize for low 5-figures, same kind of bidding, monopolization and regulation dynamics determining pricing), no volunteer-run list will catch every VPN in the world. This guy knows where to find the most obscure VPNs that sprout up now it seems, there's likely a forum or something for that like lowendtalk/lowendbox for servers and VPS's, because he's no longer using basic bitch VPN providers that he was using earlier last year, there was significant pause in between.
>>97541No. You can read that thread I linked earlier but Soysatsu and his buddies have a better understanding of who it is and what his likely motivations are since they've went through the links he posts (presumably with their own VPNs, wouldn't want to rawdog a potential honeypot), usually redirecting to telegram channels and forums they post on. Actually in that exact thread in sushigirl around Christmas time I saw the CP spammer taunted Soysatsu to show he's bypassed his endpoint thing, which is why I suggested around that time to try banning all VPNs like I did recently. Anyway they won't discuss the details of what they know publicly but you can go on their Discord if you're interested to see what they know, I'm not really interested in going there, nor do I care that much since it wouldn't help anyway. One thing I know is the spammer is likely German-speaking because you might recall a significant portion of the spam together with the shortened redirector URLs was written in German and not just English.
