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Old 08-10-2005, 06:39 PM  
jwerd
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Originally Posted by iBOUNCER
Anyone interested in trying out an early version of our cross-site IP blacklisting system, please hit me up on ICQ. Currently it supports PHP-driven sites that have an existing security framework.

Anyone who helps us out in the testing by using it on one of their sites will get a free year of service once we launch the final product.

The concept of the current version:

Basically, if you detect a surfer leeching/hacking/logging into a blocked account/etc using your existing security functions, you can easily add their IP to the blacklist by calling a php include. The IP will remain blacklist for a to-be-determined amount of time. You will be one of many sites that are adding fuckos to the blacklist.

Then, on your pages where you start a session or take a login you can check the blacklist to see if that surfers IP exists in the list, and do something fun with them if it does.

It requires you to put two small PHP files onto your server (one to check the blacklist, one to add to it) and one 'include' for each file in the appropriate place in your existing PHP scripts.

Lots more to come in this system as posted in some other threads... this is just an early version with some core functionality that we are looking to get some statistics and feedback on.
My god, do you thing and everything man...but if you plan to actually sell something like that... what the hell would anyone want it for? There are many solutions out there that offer that exact same thing. Hell, my first month into php I wrote something very similiar to that. I'm not hating or anything, but damn, as I said previously... don't reinvent the wheel
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