Lloyd Bryant wrote:
> It's the same behaviour as before - The nodes are sending query hits with
> varying IP addresses.  For each of these, I get the exact same pattern, until
> it hits MAX_WEIRD_MSG and is disconnected with a security violation.  So far,
> all of the query hits have been for audio files (mp3, wma, m4a).
 
> Note that all of these report the same vendor (Limewire 4.12.8).

This might be faked. What's slightly interesting is that they have deflate 
disabled.
 
> The 64.62.210.x addresses are Hurricane Electric.  The 64.62.214.x addresses
> trace back to a "Michael Dillon" using "radianz.com" as an ISP.

Where do you see this? Are you sure you didn't make a typo?

> The 78.129.136.x addresses seem to belong to "Darkstar Management", with
> RapidSwitch as the ISP.

Ok, I banned the three ranges now. I've seen some of these myself and LimeWire 
bans
them too.
 
-- 
Christian

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