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Re: scan log and subsequent response from the host's ISP

From: goemon () SASAMI ANIME NET (Dan Hollis)
Date: Wed, 5 Jul 2000 16:13:38 -0700


Now that I think about it, are there any RBL-type BGP services for known
rogue networks? Eg networks which originate attacks and refuse to take any
action? If so I submit 212.216.184.0 - 212.216.191.255 as the first
netblock to be blackholed.

-Dan

Current thread:

scan log and subsequent response from the host's ISP Bradley Woodward (Jul 02)
- Fwd: [Fw: Ive been broken into ] JEFF WATSON (Jul 05)
- version.bind from zen.isi.edu Patrick Oonk (Jul 05)
- Re: scan log and subsequent response from the host's ISP Patrick Oonk (Jul 05)
- Re: scan log and subsequent response from the host's ISP Dan Hollis (Jul 05)
- Re: scan log and subsequent response from the host's ISP Dan Hollis (Jul 05)
  - Re: scan log and subsequent response from the host's ISP Talisker (Jul 10)
- Re: scan log and subsequent response from the host's ISP Pauel Loshkin (Jul 05)
- how to close security holes from nessus vulnerability scan report ? Chew Poh Chang (CAPL) (Jul 06)
- Snort SMTP expn-root Oxenreider, Jeff (Jul 06)
  - Re: Snort SMTP expn-root Joe McAlerney (Jul 06)
  - Re: Snort SMTP expn-root Bill Pennington (Jul 06)
  - Re: Snort SMTP expn-root dyer (Jul 06)
  - Simultaneous Attacks Harlan S. Barney, Jr. (Jul 06)
    - Re: Simultaneous Attacks Valdis Kletnieks (Jul 07)
    - Re: Simultaneous Attacks Ryan Russell (Jul 07)

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