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I’ve been using Whois every now and then to ban ip ranges outside the USA where there is suspicious activity coming from. The variety of responses is a lot. A
by comrade1234 2y ago
I’ve been using Whois every now and then to ban ip ranges outside the USA where there is suspicious activity coming from.
The variety of responses is a lot. And it seems like you’re not required to provide accurate information other than just one field (ipaddr or something like that). For example I’ll see an allocation that has over a million addresses but in their Whois text they say they’re a /24 network (256 addresses). This happens with Chinese networks every single time so I have to calculate the correct network…
(Sorry, commuting right now so I can’t show examples here)