NOTE: SOLUTION IS UPGRADE TO 6.1.4
Hi All,
If you have upgraded or not, I suggest you to add these ip's to your deny list:
89.111.176.86
65.39.140.181
213.33.84.163
67.18.208.106
81.92.196.73
89.208.43.121
81.92.196.73
89.208.43.121
220.125.208.12
200.93.147.155
193.110.89.6
81.29.112.219
201.17.129.24
92.48.68.66
198.66.222.121
72.9.233.10
66.135.41.76
UPDATE:
ip-209-172-55-178.static.privatedns.com
server2.dmusichost.com
mail.multihosts.ru
48-42.bluehost.com
Regards,
Harvliet
I block a number for a certain reason, but can you provide additional reasoning for blocking them in particular?
Not saying I will or would disagree with you and they are only a few like 18 which is a drop in the bucket. But is there some reason these are on your mind?
I get more attempted attacks on my site in a day then I can possibly count certainly more than 18. If I listed all their ip's this page would be huge.
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Ip's are good sometimes but if they are hitting safehtml or whatever with a remote file include, just due away with them. Most are libperl crap anyway, so just block them totally.
I just added this to my site, and I need to proof read it but you can check it and get some ideas at:
http://www.dialme.com/articles.php?action=viewarticle&articleID=27
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I block a number for a certain reason, but can you provide additional reasoning for blocking them in particular?
Not saying I will or will not disagree with you and they are only a few like 18 which is a drop in the bucket. But is there some reason these are on your mind?
I get more attempted attacks on my site in a day then I can possibly count certainly more than 18. If I listed all their ip's this page would be huge.
Ip see more