SKS Keyserver Network Under Attack

[Robert J. Hansen]

> Because a) it’s enumerating badness [1] but more importantly b) it’s
> punishing the victim. Protecting the ecosystem by banning RJH and DKG’s
> keys from the keyservers entirely is doing the bad guys’ work for them.

There's an important c):

c) what happens when they go after more certificates?

If you're willing to blackhole two certs, great.  Where does it stop?
How many certs can the strong set stand to lose?