Zahariev’s list of proxies
One of the readers, who for now wishes to remain anonymous, got really fed up with all the referrer spam from the Zahariev brothers. So he wrote a little script to block the proxies as they came in, and shared the list of blocked proxies. Some of those on his list may be from other proxies, but most should be ones used by the Zaharievs. They like to shake up their lists now and then, but if you block these, you should have some respite for a while (bandwith wise, they’ll still try to hit the site, getting 403 errors):
128.135.11.152
128.2.198.188
128.31.1.14
129.10.120.111
129.105.44.80
129.105.44.81
129.97.75.238
130.192.86.29
130.37.198.243
130.37.198.244
130.60.48.210
140.131.110.4
148.223.216.169
148.244.150.52
148.244.150.57
148.244.150.58
150.165.15.19
163.16.30.50
163.28.48.69
163.28.48.70
165.21.7.105
166.114.30.40
192.139.28.248
193.140.140.70
193.140.140.76
193.194.68.3
193.219.147.212
193.219.42.36
193.24.213.214
193.52.45.49
193.95.243.108
193.95.90.52
194.249.248.10
194.249.66.110
194.63.235.148
194.77.84.131
195.229.241.180
195.229.241.181
195.229.241.184
195.229.241.186
195.229.241.187
195.61.146.130
198.163.152.230
200.107.34.233
200.13.218.147
200.171.140.113
200.178.216.80
200.183.227.162
200.196.101.98
200.39.103.224
200.41.79.83
200.42.214.178
200.77.144.246
200.92.225.13
200.93.196.23
201.243.58.105
202.128.69.58
202.143.156.18
202.175.234.163
202.28.204.123
202.29.136.140
202.44.14.194
202.62.97.18
202.83.175.156
202.83.175.98
203.125.254.164
203.144.197.194
203.144.216.211
203.144.230.226
203.150.234.43
203.155.1.245
203.187.176.185
203.187.248.154
203.190.147.11
203.197.196.178
203.199.92.158
203.74.111.25
203.98.57.97
204.83.0.41
204.83.150.164
205.136.240.131
205.155.212.20
207.127.8.66
207.248.240.118
207.248.240.119
207.54.97.185
209.191.9.229
209.240.205.63
210.128.142.42
210.173.179.77
210.212.140.23
210.212.204.241
210.238.249.8
211.101.6.5
211.5.244.162
211.9.240.35
212.0.128.2
212.109.106.118
212.138.113.12
212.138.113.16
212.138.47.13
212.138.47.14
212.138.47.15
212.138.47.17
212.138.47.29
212.155.169.124
212.199.177.59
212.199.177.64
212.199.177.66
212.199.249.206
212.205.135.51
212.60.64.245
213.144.118.197
213.157.67.112
213.162.50.228
213.181.81.242
213.228.160.17
213.249.130.232
213.249.155.231
213.249.155.242
213.42.2.10
213.42.2.21
213.42.2.22
213.42.2.23
213.42.2.25
213.42.2.29
216.146.120.108
216.227.95.43
216.37.138.189
216.60.21.4
217.133.0.152
217.149.102.14
217.17.41.72
217.218.147.180
217.219.20.66
217.219.28.152
217.52.247.3
217.52.41.199
217.63.142.225
218.145.25.43
218.248.1.13
218.26.211.18
218.29.23.179
218.44.191.226
218.56.32.230
218.97.253.217
219.140.161.24
219.144.196.200
219.144.196.202
219.93.62.106
219.95.111.181
220.106.0.34
220.110.186.122
220.192.24.168
220.192.24.169
220.194.54.27
220.212.163.178
220.96.253.245
221.186.246.66
24.107.33.4
24.158.18.138
24.56.238.108
24.60.61.68
24.97.174.130
59.120.174.243
61.11.26.142
61.129.44.201
61.150.115.245
61.178.185.56
61.221.199.204
61.221.30.167
61.66.137.2
61.95.227.16
62.101.126.212
62.150.9.178
62.242.24.96
62.81.221.65
63.148.99.234
63.148.99.244
63.218.109.130
63.241.72.171
64.140.49.66
64.140.49.68
64.140.49.69
64.157.224.134
64.235.204.179
65.160.122.209
65.160.122.217
65.165.84.11
65.98.67.74
66.208.166.3
66.92.163.205
67.136.230.150
67.89.120.101
68.104.181.197
68.236.84.4
68.50.130.121
68.67.102.167
69.155.184.142
70.242.144.156
80.148.9.98
80.191.247.13
80.191.49.7
80.207.188.140
80.53.145.58
80.53.183.102
80.53.206.34
80.53.30.180
80.53.47.142
80.53.53.34
80.55.189.10
80.58.8.42
81.0.182.35
81.10.150.42
81.115.31.217
81.12.246.11
81.138.138.1
81.15.233.3
81.168.201.95
81.4.168.140
81.8.110.33
82.101.146.133
82.141.201.194
82.154.249.248
82.189.93.226
82.190.108.210
82.201.185.22
82.76.208.73
82.76.77.30
82.77.200.162
82.79.195.170
83.100.139.182
83.155.9.70
83.213.14.174
84.80.120.134
June 30th, 2005 at 2:44 am
Have these been submitted to the open proxy blacklists such as Blitzed or Spamhaus? That would surely be more useful than having them on a single page here.
June 30th, 2005 at 4:33 am
They haven’t been tested. They were collected as having been used by a single spammer.
If you want to test them and submit them, be my guest.
July 4th, 2005 at 10:04 am
Why 403 errors when you can actually bounce them back to their referrer site?
A WordPress plugin (Referrer Bouncer) I developed sometime back extracts the referrer and bounces them back to their own site, effectively causing their bots to spam themselves.
Thougts?
July 17th, 2005 at 9:23 am
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December 6th, 2006 at 6:29 am
this dont work at all their aint n e proxies!!!