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  • #697234
    Anonymous
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    In your .htaccess file:
    order allow,deny
    deny from 000.00.00.00 (put ip of bot there)
    allow from all

    I have seen this one as well and believe it to be malicious.

    #697238
    Anonymous
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    I also came across this one

    psycheclone ip = 208.66.195.2

    If I am not mistaken occ, these spam bots originate from many different ips so the move would be to block the user agent instead of the ip. I think it is done this way but correct me if I am wrong.

    RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} ^psycheclone [OR]

    Also, I am updating my list and am blocking all ips from israel, china, russia, and turkey. I will be happy to share once I am done with it, should be a few hours as it is a lot of cutting and pasting.

    #697240
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Sorry guys, I saw another thread with the same subject first and made it sticky.

    It’s here:

    http://www.casinoaffiliateprograms.com/bb/malicious-bots-list.12757.html?

    #697242
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Don’t get too hung up over a bot issue. Block one bot they will just create another one. Be viligant over who is accessing your site, keep a record if need be. Try this, type that IP right into google see what you find. greek39

    #697244
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Better yet type in that IP wihtn quotations then add bot.

    ex: “208.66.195.2”bot

    #697245
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I have found a script at xxwww.fixingtheweb.com which appears to block an entire country as dictated by you. This sure beats manually putting in all the ip ranges for a specific country which is what I am doing now and it is taking for ever. There are over 1200 ip ranges just for russia alone. Could be very useful if you know what you are doing.

    I have also been reading a little on setting spider traps which will block malicious spiders that don’t obey your robots file. But again, this is down the road for me as one minor mistake and you block google and your up the creek. I will feel good when I have my htaccess file blocking the main countries known for spam. At least it is a start.

    #697246
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Bonusgeek a good effort no question. I must remain reserverd on this matter because these malcious people like hanging around here. But I can offer you this scenerio, as something to think about. Not all IP from Israel come directly to North America. I have seen some go from Israel to Holland to Germany to Japan back to Holland then North America. By the time it hit North America the IP is so flipped so many times its becomes tuff to distiquish what it is.

    Blocking the IP is perhaps a good move, but this will not stop serp scraping.
    The IP you had mentioned is malcious and dangerous. greek39

    #697247
    Anonymous
    Inactive
    Bonusgeek wrote:
    I also came across this one

    psycheclone ip = 208.66.195.2

    If I am not mistaken occ, these spam bots originate from many different ips so the move would be to block the user agent instead of the ip. I think it is done this way but correct me if I am wrong.

    RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} ^psycheclone [OR]

    Also, I am updating my list and am blocking all ips from israel, china, russia, and turkey. I will be happy to share once I am done with it, should be a few hours as it is a lot of cutting and pasting.

    I simply block each ip as I see them. As per your post, bonus geek, I do think that blocking the user agent is also effective. Perhaps both is a better way? Then again… what greek said is true, they will just create others… OH THE AGONY :roflmao:

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