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You'd need a bit more than a standard IP firewall since the auth server can simply be moved to a different IP address. The best way to truly block it would be t
by tedivm 10y ago
You'd need a bit more than a standard IP firewall since the auth server can simply be moved to a different IP address. The best way to truly block it would be to block it directly on the nameservers for the network.
- gnu8 10y agoThe proper outbound firewall configuration would be default-deny with outbound connections allowed only to the hosts required. That way Antminer would have to somehow take over an IP address that was already whitelisted and run their auth server on it.