Marc skrev den 2022-06-29 15:14:
Today I decided to spend some time getting all the ip's[1] (these are
all /24 thus you have to add 164.215.103.1-164.215.103.255) of
serverion, who is sending out constant stream of crap. I thought about
posting it here so you do not need to do this work. If you
On 2022-06-30 13:34:56 +, Pedro David Marco wrote:
>>On Thursday, June 30, 2022, 09:12:59 AM GMT+2, Benoit Panizzon
> wrote: >>All my attempts to reach out to
> ab...@serverion.com or any other
> >contacts found on their website remained unreplied.
>
> When a company does thatÂ
Merci beaucoup!
>
> It looks like there is a quite confusing way to which company IP ranges
> are allocated. Last year I had a case involving an ip from this range:
>
> % Abuse contact for '31.210.20.0 - 31.210.21.255' is
> 'ab...@serverion.com'
>
> inetnum:31.210.20.0 - 31.210.21.255
Thanks, some of them I did not have yet!
>
> # Serverion / Des Capital B.V. (2021-08 / 2022-05)
> 2.56.56.0/22 REJECT Blacklisted (SERVER-2-56-56-0 / Serverion BV, NL)
> 2.58.148.0/22 REJECT Blacklisted (SERVER-2-58-148-0 / Serverion BV, NL)
> 31.210.20.0/24 REJECT Blacklisted
>On Thursday, June 30, 2022, 09:12:59 AM GMT+2, Benoit Panizzon
wrote: >>All my attempts to reach out to
ab...@serverion.com or any other
>contacts found on their website remained unreplied.
When a company does that they deserve to be sent to /dev/null
--Pedro.
On 2022-06-29 15:14, Marc wrote:
Today I decided to spend some time getting all the ip's[1] (these are
all /24 thus you have to add 164.215.103.1-164.215.103.255) of
serverion, who is sending out constant stream of crap. I thought about
posting it here so you do not need to do this work. If you
Hi
Just to share my experience with them...
It looks like there is a quite confusing way to which company IP ranges
are allocated. Last year I had a case involving an ip from this range:
% Abuse contact for '31.210.20.0 - 31.210.21.255' is 'ab...@serverion.com'
inetnum:31.210.20.0 -
On Wed, 29 Jun 2022, Vincent Lefevre wrote:
On 2022-06-29 13:14:58 +, Marc wrote:
Today I decided to spend some time getting all the ip's[1] (these
are all /24 thus you have to add 164.215.103.1-164.215.103.255) of
serverion, who is sending out constant stream of crap. I thought
about
On our side it is a huge list as well... does Serverion send anything clean?
Pedro.
On Wednesday, June 29, 2022, 04:02:05 PM GMT+2, Matus UHLAR - fantomas
wrote:
On 29.06.22 13:14, Marc wrote:
>Today I decided to spend some time getting all the ip's[1] (these are all
> /24 thus you
On 2022-06-29 13:14:58 +, Marc wrote:
> Today I decided to spend some time getting all the ip's[1] (these
> are all /24 thus you have to add 164.215.103.1-164.215.103.255) of
> serverion, who is sending out constant stream of crap. I thought
> about posting it here so you do not need to do
On 29.06.22 13:14, Marc wrote:
Today I decided to spend some time getting all the ip's[1] (these are all
/24 thus you have to add 164.215.103.1-164.215.103.255) of serverion, who
is sending out constant stream of crap. I thought about posting it here
so you do not need to do this work. If
Today I decided to spend some time getting all the ip's[1] (these are all /24
thus you have to add 164.215.103.1-164.215.103.255) of serverion, who is
sending out constant stream of crap. I thought about posting it here so you do
not need to do this work. If you do some random checks, you can
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