I am sure you probably know about it, but there are systems, like global blacklists that are used for **** prevention on most if not all of the leading anti-**** software. What about some sort of anti-hacking group, that sets up blacklists for phishing websites and hackers? You get automated systems that wait for phishing emails ( you know the ones that pretend to be your bank and say, your account is disabled give us your SS number and mothers middle name so we can fix it) and then through special search algorithms black list the ips of those servers in firewalls around the globe. I think the response time could be almost instantaneous and would even take into account the fact that hackers will use tons of proxies and mobile connections. If the detection and response is quick enough it …morecould work maybe? I could give you more tech. details of how i think it could work if your interested. Google has some sort of initiative thats similar but not quite ready yet or exactly on the same target. Plus it was plagued with some really bad press because it stored login credentials of some unfortunate google users. Phantom Saber is a great name btw.

I gotta tell you the internet is one of the coolest inventions since sliced bread... But the access it gives to those who know how to use it - and abuse it which is worse - into your life is a serious downer. Another perfect example of a few bad apples ruining a great pie for everyone else. Go get em!