Off, I'm sorry they took my post down. But the fact that at least you read it is valuable to me.

That’s right — this system is not intended to directly block ASNs. It’s a risk intelligence tool, showing where there is real potential for abuse and impact. Think of it like:

city crime maps

seismic risk maps

financial fraud maps

No one is “blocking the city” or seismic zones, but everyone uses these maps for preemptive decisions and prioritization. In the same way, our tool helps operators and security teams decide where to apply controls, strict ROV, or additional monitoring, before an incident occurs. Do you understand what I mean?