On 10/1/14, Jasmine Iwanek <[email protected]> wrote:
> On 2014-10-01 04:15, Christopher Gregory wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> I have now blocked the following ip ranges from accessing my website as
>> they can not be trusted due to the fact that they compromised a phpbb
>> board that I had set up on my previous host to send their spam, and
>> they
>> are STILL bloody well trying on my new host:
>>
>> 120.         120.0.0.0       -       120.255.255.255   (includes china 
>> telecom)
>> 76.  76.0.0.0        -       76.255.255.255
>> 193.         193.0.0.0       -       193.255.255.255
>> 91.  91.0.0.0        -       91.255.255.255
>> 200.         200.0.0.0       -       200.255.255.255
>> 180.         180.0.0.0       -       180.255.255.255
>> 63.  63.0.0.0        -       63.255.255.255
>> 37.  37.0.0.0        -       37.255.255.255
>>
>> I have also been sending emails to the abuse departments of the ip
>> blocks.
>>
>> Some of the ranges may be inocent, but I am not going to trust them.
>> The
>> whole 120 block is probably china, so I really do not care.
>>
>> Its about time that the countries who have these incessant spammers are
>> actually firewalled off from accessing the internet.  Let those
>> countries
>> only be allowed to spam locally.
>>
>> Quite possibly if the internet was made R21 world wide, a lot of this
>> crap
>> would go away.
>>
>> Christopher.
>
> That's great, what does it have to do with the development of BLFS?
>
> It's kinda ironic you just spammed about spam.
>
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Just an idea stemming from Spybot Search and Destroy from
Safer-Networking, but it may be a useful idea in the future to create
a BLFS community sponsored block-list of known malicious URLs and IP
addresses in the BLFS or CBLFS book(s) at some time in the future that
can be added into the /etc/hosts file optionally in the Chapter 4 -
Security section.
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