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IP blocks also just don't work on IPv6. Unless you're prepared to block entire by ASN, an adversary can cheaply just buy up a lot of address space and churn thr
by sweetjuly 3y ago
IP blocks also just don't work on IPv6. Unless you're prepared to block entire by ASN, an adversary can cheaply just buy up a lot of address space and churn through them. It gets even messier when dealing with real ISP networks because some hand out /40s for residential customers whereas others give just a /56.
- nerdbert 3y agoI'm sure you can buy a table that says what size subnet to block for various ipv6 ranges.