Michael Gracie 

The Blue Security fiasco took down SixApart, but it seems the trouble didn’t end there. Multitudes of related operations went haywire, begging the question – is the internet really that fragile?
Slashdot readers debate the issue. I wonder if embracing IPv6 would solve a lot of these problems.

According to a comment from David Hart of TQMcube.com, Blue Security is no longer.
Maybe they are just hopping around, looking for a new host, or maybe they have the early summer blues…or maybe I am not very funny and should just shut my fat trap. The latter seems the best option right now.
Verified – [...]

Any time a company completely falls on its face, the pundits are going to say “I told you so.” After all, the naysayers can’t be right until after the dominos tumble, now can they?
In the case of Blue Frog, shit certainly seems to have hit the fan, so it comes as no [...]

Or a blue-suited lawyer?
“The best analogy I can think of is that it’d be like you dealing with a water main break in your basement by hooking a big hose up to the leaking joint and redirecting the water into your neighbor’s basement instead.” – Jason Levine
That eloquent statement by Mr. Levine was used to [...]

Blue Frog, providers of the Blue Security anti-spam service that I questioned some months back, may soon have some pissed off users. It seems the Blue Security user list may have gotten out into the open, and some anti-anti-spammer is readying a spam barrage against that user list.
Your email address has never been safe [...]

We have the Slashdotters making some quick comments on Blue Security’s unorthodox anti-spam solution, but I am more interested in the comments on spam solutions in general.
For those not so lucky to have heard about Blue Security, Spamroll already weighed in on their “offering.” But if you want to hear about it from someone [...]