Selling BitJack21 hacker list 1btc

[Andrew Bitcoiner]

I use a collection of aggressive black listing scripts on my servers and I have one with over 1300 permanently blocked IP's that have been attempting to hack my sites.  I am willing to sell this list so you can add to your own firewall (iptables) for 1btc.  The reason this list is valuable is because these are the kind of hackers that are just looking to steal btc.  PM me if interested.

[Retard]

thats a joke or ?

thats poor my friend ...

[schnell]

I use a collection of aggressive black listing scripts on my servers and I have one with over 1300 permanently blocked IP's that have been attempting to hack my sites.  I am willing to sell this list so you can add to your own firewall (iptables) for 1btc.  The reason this list is valuable is because these are the kind of hackers that are just looking to steal btc.  PM me if interested.

Thats a really good idea
Too bad I dont run a website though, and the website I am planning to build won't store bitcoins itself.

[terrytibbs]

Another beautiful display of classiness by our friend Andrew!
I'm adding it to my list of douchebag moves just under "Uses adf.ly to link to his own websites".

Stay classy!

[schnell]

Another beautiful display of classiness by our friend Andrew!
I'm adding it to my list of douchebag moves just under "Uses adf.ly to link to his own websites".

Stay classy!

+1 to that.
adf.ly is pointless, they underpay and all the ads are pointless.
Plus, I dont like the concept.
Use goo.gl, or bit.ly

[rapeghost]

Guaranteed 99% of them are TOR addresses and other 1% are public proxies.

That's a good point. I'd be interested in a list like this and I'd want to know how much of it is tor/public proxies.

Whats the verdict Andy?

[Raoul Duke]

Another beautiful display of classiness by our friend Andrew!
I'm adding it to my list of douchebag moves just under "Uses adf.ly to link to his own websites".

Stay classy!

Yup. Pointless.


I'll stay classy, you'll stay broke!

BTW, that's just extra revenue on top of other monetization methods. Peanuts, in fact...

[NothinG]

I'd be happy to host a public list.
I don't think I'll be paying for it though.

[Retard]

Thats right G.I.R.

[Raoul Duke]

Another beautiful display of classiness by our friend Andrew!
I'm adding it to my list of douchebag moves just under "Uses adf.ly to link to his own websites".

Stay classy!

Yup. Pointless.

https://i.imgur.com/NRvXG.jpg

I'll stay classy, you'll stay broke!

BTW, that's just extra revenue on top of other monetization methods. Peanuts, in fact...

impressive!  I would love to have that kind of traffic 

Well, I should say that is total traffic/revenue for my account there, not monthly revenue
But it adds up

[01BTC10]

108.166.111.134
210.51.48.94
59.60.7.111
210.52.252.104
119.188.7.183
67.33.14.19
124.238.214.46
205.251.132.56
61.43.139.77
59.60.7.111
111.67.210.19
124.42.127.201
41.67.53.142
220.165.5.4
202.131.86.142
121.8.166.36
66.50.181.58

Failed SSH login after 2 weeks  

[01BTC10]

It was worse before I installed fail2ban. Someday I will use port knocking.

[NothinG]

It was worse before I installed fail2ban. Someday I will use port knocking.

I've got on most of our bigger servers where 22 and 3389 are blocked. Well, the firewall is on a per-allow rule.

[ssaCEO]

I think this whole thread is kinda funny, btw. If I were about to launch a site, I'd be tempted to pay for the list. But I'm guessing most of the 4000 or so IPs we've collected are already on it. Anyway, ours are mostly bots trying random ports. As long as you're running a tight firewall, or denyhosts, fail2ban, even cphulk, it's really not a problem. And an IP address for a failed SSH login alone isn't very valuable. Most of ours are from China, and who gives a shit what the commies do. They're welcome to beat their brains out on our root login for the next 40 years if they want. There aren't enough IPs in China to brute it at one permanent attempt each.

However, if you can correlate the more interesting attempts and whittle those down until you find some that match actual users signed up for your site, who tie into a pattern of abuse from a particular geographic area, then you might have something pretty valuable. Especially if it came with a set of email addresses and usernames, and the names of their friends. Such lists are around; mainstream casino networks have kept and maintained them for years. Our blacklist is relatively small, although I'm sure the hackers who've tried various shenanigans on us have also tried them on Andrew and Freemoney.

[NothinG]

Kind of got something going using 01BTC10's list so far.

http://p2pmine.com/ip.blacklist.php (formatted)
http://p2pmine.com/ip.blacklist.php?json (JSON)

[cablepair]

I use a collection of aggressive black listing scripts on my servers and I have one with over 1300 permanently blocked IP's that have been attempting to hack my sites.  I am willing to sell this list so you can add to your own firewall (iptables) for 1btc.  The reason this list is valuable is because these are the kind of hackers that are just looking to steal btc.  PM me if interested.

is 127.0.0.1 on that list? That guy just wont leave me alone!

[MelMan2002]

is 127.0.0.1 on that list? That guy just wont leave me alone!

Pops up on me all the time too...

[JusticeForYou]

Would blacklisting 1.0.0.1...126.255.255.254 work?

I'll sell it for 0.2 btc.


Seriously, why are you selling this? Give it to the community to help.