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Originally Posted by V_RocKs
Right and when I run a bruteforce attack with 2,000 proxies @ 30,000 tries per hour, each proxy will only hit you 15 times per hour. This means if you block me, you also need to block AOL customers...
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Incorrect. You can ban specific IPs there is no cause for a blanket ban. Most common proxies are known and can be banned easily. There is even programs out there that can monitor specific patterns in network traffic no matter the source(time,length,etc). Oh and you can NEVER stop a hacker no matter what tools you use, you CAN stop 99.9% of the script kiddies.