~600 CIDRs over ~300 providers

[jimdigriz]

Probably should no longer be hording this list, easier to outsource the maintainence to the world+dog :)

What do you need from me to sort these out so they are usable to you?

blacklist-ip.txt

[shawnps]

@jimdigriz thank you very much for this, there's a lot of data in here. I'm thinking to write a script to whois all of these and confirm the ranges. Traveling soon but will post updates here once I get started.

[jimdigriz]

@shawnps Anything I can do to help you get these merged in?

[shawnps]

@jimdigriz sorry this fell off my radar. I'm thinking of going through and adding the larger entries at first. That will at least get some of this data into the list. The biggest problem is just that it's a lot of manual work. I personally like to go through and check WHOIS, do some host lookups, etc. With a list this big it would of course take a really long time.

Out of curiosity, any idea how old are the oldest entries in here?

[jimdigriz]

Looking through my git history for this file, the oldest entry is from 2016-12-28.

FYI this data comes from me squishing fraudlent traffic destined for my ad server infrastructure being flagged from a combination of frequency analysis and manual validation with the usual WHOIS/etc.

Let me know if you have any questions or if I can help.

[jimdigriz]

Bueller...Bueller...Bueller...

Let me know if I can help in any way.

[shawnps]

Sorry @jimdigriz, I'll block some time next week to go through some more of these.

[shawnps]

@jimdigriz I haven't forgotten about these, but it's daunting as the file is so large. I like to go through and check WHOIS and sometimes do some hostname lookups. I'll see if I can block some time this week to go through some more of them.

[jimdigriz]

Just reoffering, if there is anything I can do to help you build confidence in the list, do let me know.

[AndrewBarba]

@jimdigriz I've been searching for a list like this for a while and it's already providing immediate value for me (getting hit with a lot of spam from micfo). Any chance you can host this publicly on your own Github for now? I also find the notation of your list more helpful, I can copy paste directly into Fastly ACL.

[jimdigriz]

I think the energy would be better spent if we tried to find a way we can help @shawnps digest these. Maybe he can tell us how to help, or what he needs from others to build confidence in submissions (and re-evaluating existing entries).