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EC2LinkFinder Reappears

Wednesday, March 7, 2012 Articles, News Comments Off on EC2LinkFinder Reappears

Webmasters all over the world are once again being plagued by EC2LinkFinder (Elastic Compute Cloud used to hack Sony’s online resources) on their websites since being discovered.

So far, there is a compiled list of IP Address that webmasters can add to their csf.deny or .htaccess file to limit future visits. Below are few IP Address that were caught making exploits on our server and has been permanently blocked.

IP Address:
* 23.20.61.69
* 50.16.10.205
* 50.16.168.181
* 50.17.79.158
* 67.202.63.50
* 107.20.71.0
* 107.21.141.193
* 107.21.162.140
* 107.21.172.94
* 107.22.5.130
* 107.22.44.202
* 107.22.89.170
* 107.22.148.96
* 107.22.150.199
* 174.129.54.230
* 184.72.128.94
* 184.73.34.125

With numerous sites getting ready to aid visitors with tax filing by April 17, 2012 or spend their refunds, their web teams are making sure that their online resources are properly protected from exploits.

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