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Expose	Date: February 6, 2003 @ 2:31 PM http://koti.mbnet.fi/zerodata/ Updated block list there. There's a text file, and a .dat file. The text file is to add them manually, it's a list of the IPs. They are the IP addresses of the scanners of the P2P network, new ones, PeerGuardian's were too big a range, and outdated. These are improved, please don't ask me about them, I don't know about all of them, and don't ask why ontario government and FBI are in there, it's all on the site. The .dat file is a list of advanced rules to be imported into Sygate Personal Firewall. All you have to do is tell sygate to import the rules, from the .dat file, and it's all blocked for you! Here's how to use the .dat file in Sygate Personal Firewall, step by step, I did it. 1) Download and install Sygate Personal Firewall PRO(30 day trial), and open the firewall. 2) Goto tools, advanced rules. 3) Right click on the white area in the window, where the rules would be, and hit import rules or something like that. 4) Point it to the .dat file available for download on that site. 5) See that all the rules are there. 6) Download the free Sygate Personal Firewall. 7) Install it, and say that you want to update the old one, and keep all the settings from the previous one. The free one doesn't let you import advanced rules from the .dat file, so you need to install the pro to do that. Then you install the free one, telling it to keep the settings from the pro one, so you can still have the advanced rules from the .dat file, and not need to buy it when the trial runs out. Note To all that have said Sygate has bag glitches and errors; that was the old version. The old version sucked, yet the newer versions, work nicely. :) Sygate Personal Firewall PRO Sygate Personal Firewall Free Got this off of some other site, changed the instructions a bit, enjoy!" id="32399">http://koti.mbnet.fi/zerodata/ Updated block list there. There's a text file, and a .dat file. The text file is to add them manually, it's a list of the IPs. They are the IP addresses of the scanners of the P2P network, new ones, PeerGuardian's were too big a range, and outdated. These are improved, please don't ask me about them, I don't know about all of them, and don't ask why ontario government and FBI are in there, it's all on the site. The .dat file is a list of advanced rules to be imported into Sygate Personal Firewall. All you have to do is tell sygate to import the rules, from the .dat file, and it's all blocked for you! Here's how to use the .dat file in Sygate Personal Firewall, step by step, I did it. 1) Download and install Sygate Personal Firewall PRO(30 day trial), and open the firewall. 2) Goto tools, advanced rules. 3) Right click on the white area in the window, where the rules would be, and hit import rules or something like that. 4) Point it to the .dat file available for download on that site. 5) See that all the rules are there. 6) Download the free Sygate Personal Firewall. 7) Install it, and say that you want to update the old one, and keep all the settings from the previous one. The free one doesn't let you import advanced rules from the .dat file, so you need to install the pro to do that. Then you install the free one, telling it to keep the settings from the pro one, so you can still have the advanced rules from the .dat file, and not need to buy it when the trial runs out. Note To all that have said Sygate has bag glitches and errors; that was the old version. The old version sucked, yet the newer versions, work nicely. Sygate Personal Firewall PRO Sygate Personal Firewall Free Got this off of some other site, changed the instructions a bit, enjoy!
Fiji	Date: February 6, 2003 @ 4:34 PM
Frawgster	Date: February 7, 2003 @ 5:04 PM Here's my question. Each P2P program usually operates on a specific port, like Kazaa and port 1214. All these bad IPs are originating from machines that are obviously scanning various P2P networks. Exactly what ports are being scanned? Are arbitrary port numbers chosen? Or are the scans being directed to specific ports or sets of ports?
Expose	Date: February 7, 2003 @ 7:12 PM Blocked on "all ports and protocols". AKA, blocked on everything. Every port number, every protocol
azhazhellfire	Date: February 8, 2003 @ 1:55 AM the fbi is actually a sister group of the IFPI. :nod:" id="32659">"and don't ask why ontario government and FBI are in there" the fbi is actually a sister group of the IFPI.
Expose	Date: February 9, 2003 @ 6:45 PM The guy just updated the IP addresses AGAIN yesterday, damn!
Expose	Date: February 12, 2003 @ 8:54 PM http://www.zbl.ieplugins.com/ They updated it again just around now :nod: !!!!" id="33333">http://www.zbl.ieplugins.com/ They updated it again just around now !!!!
trinityss	Date: February 23, 2003 @ 4:45 AM http://www.zbl.ieplugins.com/ does anybody knows a mirror of this site or a backup of the list ?? thx" id="34386">I can't connect to the site; http://www.zbl.ieplugins.com/ does anybody knows a mirror of this site or a backup of the list ?? thx
trinityss	Date: February 23, 2003 @ 4:51 AM forget it, it works...

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