Hi Eddie, Thanks! And how did you find out that the batch below are Comcast dynamic IPs? I know how to use the geobytes locater at http://www.geobytes.com/IpLocator.htm?GetLocation but how did you get the Comcast tags?
I'm using a Comcast dynamic IP also; I wonder if these are Comcast bots that look for web servers on their cable? Does anyone know how to redirect these IP addresses to another address using the Indy 9 HTTPServer and D7? Thanks, Rich Eddie Shipman wrote: > Well Rich, those are trojaned bots that search for open ports to > infect a user's system. Make sure you boot every one of them. > > Look below for where they are coming from. > > <SNIP> > >> http://124.0.90.2 > // SK Networks Co. Seoul, Korea > >> http://132.248.133.225 > // Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico > >> http://24.10.33.13 >> http://24.111.87.129 >> http://24.130.201 >> http://24.130.201.47 * >> http://24.130.80.56 >> http://24.130.81.58 * >> http://24.163.81.123 >> http://24.207.242.67 >> http://24.210.196.74 >> http://24.24.174.20 >> http://24.98.49.155 * >> > > All Comcast dynamic IP clients > _______________________________________________ Delphi mailing list -> [email protected] http://www.elists.org/mailman/listinfo/delphi
