List Information
List name: Bogon
Author: TBG
Author's website: tbg.iblocklist.com
Author's description:
This list contains ranges from which no traffic should be appearing on the internet.
These ranges are either for internal use of some sort or are address space not currently in use.
Be aware that If you have a router, you will need to make exclusions for it and any other addresses on your LAN.
Update URL: http://list.iblocklist.com/?list=ewqglwibdgjttwttrinl
List Details
Last update: 01/09/2010
Update frequency: 7.5 (days)
Number of ranges: 4626
Number of IPs: 1161463093
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Comments
fakhir (Founder) wrote:
@ Rendan
what?
@ Rendan
what?
posted on 03/08/2009 at 02:48PM
fakhir (Founder) wrote:
@ Rendan
after a second look i discovered that it was my fault and the problem has been fixed.
thanks for reporting the problem.
@ Rendan
after a second look i discovered that it was my fault and the problem has been fixed.
thanks for reporting the problem.
posted on 03/08/2009 at 04:43PM
Tein (Subscriber) wrote:
This list works well as of this date.
This list works well as of this date.
posted on 21/09/2009 at 12:34PM
whitehathacker (Member) wrote:
Thank you for this!
Thank you for this!
posted on 09/10/2009 at 04:47PM
VVCephei (Subscriber) wrote:
Just curious what are you guys using this for... This can't be faster than just not plugging your router into the internet to have a LAN or am I missing something
Just curious what are you guys using this for... This can't be faster than just not plugging your router into the internet to have a LAN or am I missing something
posted on 20/01/2010 at 09:13AM
Kietriss (Member) wrote:
@VVCephei i think the point would honestly be so that you can have you're router plugged up and use this list to block all ips that are listed and registered for services that shouldn't be directly contacting your pc. the reason you'd need to add exceptions is that the list blocks all traditional lan addresses by default, max protection that way. i can see it as logical in case some one pops on your lan you haven't setup with before, you could stop him from accessing your files and such just by running this (i think)
@VVCephei i think the point would honestly be so that you can have you're router plugged up and use this list to block all ips that are listed and registered for services that shouldn't be directly contacting your pc. the reason you'd need to add exceptions is that the list blocks all traditional lan addresses by default, max protection that way. i can see it as logical in case some one pops on your lan you haven't setup with before, you could stop him from accessing your files and such just by running this (i think)
posted on 23/01/2010 at 10:34AM
Tasng4 (Subscriber) wrote:
OK, I understand all the above but how do I add exceptions? I know if I right click I'm offered a choice of allowing for 15mins, 1 hour or permanently but I seem to get alot of IANA IP's whose source is my PC and whose destination is 193.168.n.n (somewhere in Luxembourg)
OK, I understand all the above but how do I add exceptions? I know if I right click I'm offered a choice of allowing for 15mins, 1 hour or permanently but I seem to get alot of IANA IP's whose source is my PC and whose destination is 193.168.n.n (somewhere in Luxembourg)
posted on 26/02/2010 at 04:57AM
fakhir (Founder) wrote:
@ Tasng4
That is how you allow an IP....
You right click and select for how long you want to allow that IP.
@ Tasng4
That is how you allow an IP....
You right click and select for how long you want to allow that IP.
posted on 26/02/2010 at 11:23PM
all hijacked ranges ? WTF