In the ongoing struggle for digital independence, the battle is often fought at the network edge. If you are running a VaultNode, you aren’t just hosting your own data; you’re maintaining a sanctuary away from the prying eyes of the globalist tech machine.
Who’s at the Door?
We’ve analyzed the latest wave of automated scanning, scraping, and intrusion attempts targeting private self-hosted instances. The data is clear: the noise isn’t coming from random hobbyists. It is coming from the massive, centralized infrastructure of Big Tech.
In addition to blocking well over 2 billion foreign addresses, our ‘Big Tech’ list currently denies access to over 1 billion addresses owned by the “Cloud Titans” (and others) that function as the backbone for state-aligned surveillance and corporate data-mining operations:
- Microsoft/Azure: A major source of mass-scanning traffic masquerading as legitimate enterprise operations.
- Amazon Web Services (AWS): The go-to environment for botnets looking to scrape private metadata.
- Google Cloud/Alphabet: Increasing volumes of malicious traffic originating from their pervasive server footprint.
- Alibaba & Baidu: Following the Pentagon’s recent blacklisting of these entities for military-industrial ties, we are ensuring their server footprints don’t get a foothold in your private network.
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Keep your node locked, keep your data encrypted, and stay off the grid.
— The Vaultnode Team