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Posted by -Angela- on 10/20/05 16:07
On Wed, 19 Oct 2005 23:30:51 -0700, gregfarr <gregfarr@comcast.net>
wrote:
>On Wed, 19 Oct 2005 21:15:31 -0700, -Angela-
><TarapiaTapioco@jetmail.com> wrote:
<snip>
>>Firewalls: Stay away from any Symantic (Norton) firewalls. They are
>>one of the most untrustworthy firewalls on the market. A good
>>firewall is the Internet Security Systems (ISS) BlackIce firewall.
>>www.BlackICE.iss.net
>>The numbers I have listed are "rules" your firewall will follow. They
>>are added to whatever firewall you decide to use. See the help
>>section of your firewall for instructions on how to add a new "rule."
>>The IP numbers above are to be added as: Block, TCP, Incomming,
>>forever.
>>
>>About the DLL's and the PiePatch: It's a pie-in-the-sky, don't trust
>>them with your legal affairs. They screw up all the time, thus- what
>>version are they on now? or, if your were using one of them, why were
>>you hosting a flooder as one of your seconday connections??? Didn't
>>they say they would block the flooders? I rest my case.
>>
>>Surf Safe? Better Trade Safe too.
>>
>>-Angela-
>
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>I have a Sygate on hand is that one any good? I've had norton and
>problems. Kinda liked AGV anti virus but it's not up right now.
>I'm still confussed, how do some of you learn so much about what goes
>on behind the curtain?
#1: Experience. You learned for yourself that the Norton firewall is
junk.
#2: Others. I just ask my dad. He has performance guarantees on the
software his company works on, so they research 3rd party software
that might be incorporated in a solution.
#3. Find the time to look for information.
> Why do some do this flooding, to what end? TIA
Discouragement.
>
>Greg
>http://gregsplace.50megs.com
>http://www.picturetrail.com/fugitive1
Sygate has been operating for a long time now without major problems.
To see some of the past problems with various firewalls you can look
here:
http://www.iss.net/search.php?config=corporate&pattern=personal+firewall&x=9&y=14
Remember to check the dates! Some of these reports are quite old.
Now you need to add "rules" to yours and block the IP addresses I
have now re-posted. See your "help" section for instructions on
blocking specific IP addresses, incomming, TCP. It's a bit of typing
to enter all the needed blocks but it is well worth the work.
Here's the list to block one more time:
38.113.214.0 - 38.113.214.255
38.119.64.0 - 38.119.64.255
63.216.0.0 - 63.223.255.255
64.105.76.207
64.248.57.132
66.134.249.226
66.166.198.203
67.101.77.191
68.165.91.118
70.51.124.42
72.35.224.0 - 72.35.224.255
81.151.195.148
81.156.180.20
81.158.1.0 - 81.158.250.176
81.158.253.172
82.48.0.0 - 82.63.255.255
86.134.204.87
88.104.0.0 - 88.111.255.255
88.111.21.0 - 88.111.21.255
204.9.116.0 - 204.9.119.255
204.193.128.0 - 204.193.159.255
209.10.143.0 - 209.10.143.255
209.11.134.0 - 209.11.134.255
209.12.22.0 - 209.12.22.255
209.195.1.0 - 209.195.1.255
209.195.58.0 - 209.195.58.255
212.71.224.0 - 212.71.255.255
213.52.128.0 - 213.52.255.255
213.219.9.192 - 213.219.9.255
216.133.221.198
216.151.128.0 - 216.151.159.255
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