points by aspect0545 22 hours ago | 0 comments
German websites are required to have an imprint published on their website that clearly identifies the person behind it as well as their email address.
Feed the domain list to an ai and tell it to collect contact addresses. Send them an email.
Or look at the CDNs websites are using, then contact the CDN.
Or, contact the biggest (top 10) hosting providers in each of the countries and speak to them about this issue. Give them access to the list and they should be easily able to check if a site is hosted by them.
You don't need to solve everything at the same time. Just look at the worst offenders and solve them.
[–] Onavo 13 hours ago
Even easier, just subpoena the DNS registrar.
[–] denkmoon 11 hours ago
That doesn’t sound easy at all lol
[–] Onavo 10 hours ago
That's mostly up to the country's cybersecurity government division, it's not something a NGO can do. But practically speaking, very few websites on the public internet are truly untraceable. There are very few DNS registrars that accept cash/crypto.
[–] EffrafaxOfWug 10 hours ago