On 2013-05-29 15:29, Dave Beckstrom wrote:
Yes.  I've been seeing a lot of patterns like that where I can block a whole subnet.  I wish we had something that would parse the declude log files and give stats on spam by IP so that it wasn't a manual process of identifying those IP blocks.

You may be able to get a similar effect if you use Message Sniffer and the gbudb utility.

The gbudb utility can give you a list of IPs with a particular reputation from your gbudb snapshot (gbx).

Worth a look for generating local blocking lists & doing research like you're suggesting.

2012-11-23 New GBUdb Tool

We have been playing with a new utility that some of you may enjoy.

http://www.armresearch.com/message-sniffer/download/GBUDBTool-V0.1.zip

GBUDB Tool allows you to create a list of IP addresses from your GBUdb snapshots (.gbx files). You can select IPs that are "blacker" or "whiter" than a provided probability figure and confidence figure. It outputs one IP per line, optionally with details about the statistics for the IP. This can be useful for feeding-forward blacklists to block at your firewall or for other research purposes.

Run GBUDBTool without any parameters and it will tell you about its command line options.


Hope this helps,
_M
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