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@xewl Yeah I can search for a term there (Facebook for example) and then I get an asn number from which I can get all assigned ip addresses/ranges.
Just wondering if those are ALL assigned ip's! -
@linuxxx I guess they're the assigned ones that were made public or scraped, you planning to extend the PHP Network Filter by asn? :p
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I wonder how succesful this would be :o
http://php.net/manual/en/... -
@xewl Nope, building a script to block all known ranges of companies like google/facebook through the firewall but that idea is good as well!
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@linuxxx
Yes it should
Question; does anyone know of the ip addresses you get/see when whoissing an asn number are ALL the ip addresses that company (who's under that asn number) has allocated?
Asking for reasons....
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