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Oh. Buffer overflow exploit boy is here. F'ck that guy. Ban his IP. Probably a Chinaman. Damn communists.
I think IG did that last time, but they can just find other addresses. Even if we were to ban entire countries ( which would be bad ), they can work around that too. As you know, its not that hard. There is no way to fully protect something that is open to the 'public'. ( other than perhaps some auto detect/delete routine ). And 2/3 of the time, its not their IP anyway, they launch from an infected machine to avoid traceability ( dont ask me how i know this )
And i know of plenty of both professional and amateur script kiddies that reside in many countries. even the US, so its not 'just china'. ( some, even members of our government )
Thu May 07 2026 02:56:46 EDT from ParanoidDelusionsOh. Buffer overflow exploit boy is here. F'ck that guy. Ban his IP. Probably a Chinaman. Damn communists.
address: Ebene
address: MU
address: Mahe
address: Seychelles
phone: tel:+248-4-610-795
nic-hdl: CIS1-AFRINIC
abuse-mailbox: abuse@cloudinnovation.org
mnt-by: CIL1-MNT
source: AFRINIC # Filtered
2026-05-06 14:22 from lxbfYeaa <> in Sent/Received Pages> to lxbfYeaa
lxbfYeaa: 555
lxbfYeaa: 555
lxbfYeaa: 555
lxbfYeaa: 555*1
lxbfYeaa: -1 OR 5*5=26
2026-05-07 07:11 from Nurb432
I think IG did that last time, but they can just find other
addresses. Even if we were to ban entire countries ( which would
be bad ), they can work around that too. As you know, its not
that hard. There is no way to fully protect something that is
open to the 'public'. ( other than perhaps some auto
detect/delete routine ). And 2/3 of the time, its not their IP
anyway, they launch from an infected machine to avoid
traceability ( dont ask me how i know this )
To be honest, I have very nazi firewalls in place of the servers I run and for the most part it works for me. Mind you, I am talking outstanding levels of nazi. As in, an IP that tries to hit my network for a service we don't run is banned; an IP that tries to access an URL for a CMS we don't run is banned; wrong password in some access portal sends you to ban hell in one strike.
It helps most of the things are run are not intended for use by the public.
Ya, if you have a predictable 'user base' it makes sense, and can easily remediate overlaps. But wide blocks for public access, always hurts others, and rarely the one that caused the block.
Wed May 13 2026 09:01:20 EDT from darknetuserIt helps most of the things are run are not intended for use by the public.