[Alozaros]

Cheers Guys...
In order to avoid USB build malfunctioning i was wondering
is it possible to save this script in save start up under GUI and use it without USB mounted?
Do i have to re-edit it and how its going to look like??
So far i read all the pages and nobody mentioned anything
about running this script from GUI what would be the downside of it??

i tested 2 scripts from page 1 and page 8 and i can see there are results under
iptables -vNL INPUT, but i cannot run the others list commands...
Is there any new modified script yet ?
Thanks in advance!!

[Charcoal]

Hi everyone,
Currently on a R7000 with Kong Build 33525M, I've been unable to make this amazing script work and wonder if you could please give me some help.

My USB tab looks like this in the setup. The drive is inserted in the back USB port:


I haven't modified the ipblock.sh file and just put it in this path: "/opt/ipblock/ipblock.sh" and gave it permissions 0755.

I used the firewall and cron commands from the first page except with ppp0 instead of vlan2 and it doesn't seem to work.

Whenever I try to run the script with Putty I obtain this:

[egc]

Just some ideas

Use winscp to see the file path do not use windows

you did add a shebang at the top of the script #!/bin/sh

You did make the script executable

[Charcoal]

Thanks for your reply,
In WinSCP it looks like this:


The script begins with "#!/bin/sh", I've not modified it.

And I tried "chmod +x /opt/ipblock/ipblock.sh" as well with no results.

[egc]

That looks good so on to another hunch
Sometimes copying the script with some windows editors can introduce strange characters on the beginning or end of the lines (invisible to the naked eye). Try to copy with notepad++

[Charcoal]

I had used Notepad++ in the first space but all lines were ending with an extra space that I just manually deleted thanks to your advice.
The script can be launched now.
Thanks a lot for the help ! You saved my day !

[lazardo]

http://blog.trendmicro.com/trendlabs-security-intelligence/a-closer-look-at-north-koreas-internet/

Article notes N kr using virtual address spaces (eg, VPN, AWS) to spoof blocks. The following are missing from kp-aggregated.zone as of today:

[Dale]

using DD-WRT v3.0-r34320M kongac (01/03/1
I found this script during a firewall search and just want to make sure it is still usable and if it is a drop in and work script? also that I havent missed a better script to use that is more current.
I am sure there are other users that would like a script like this to use

Dale

[NorthantsPete]

[blackraiin]

I am highly interested in this and would love to know if this would still be needed if using a VPN ? I am very much interested in learning to expand my knowledge.

I am running a Netgear R6400v2 with kong firmware. I am a "total newb" and would like if i can get some step-by-step instructions to accomplish this and i have seen that a flash drive was used in some fashion. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[empyrials]

Thanks for this script! I heavily modified it for my own uses but it was a great starting point!

I created a specific block inbound for tor exit nodes, but otherwise allowed only US IPs & an array for manually added IPs. outbound blocks are the same with the exception of another array for manually added IPs.

tor exit nodes are downloaded and updated like the aggregated lists are.

Thanks a bunch!

[liverpoolatnight]

I had an idea to block just one ASN (autonomous system number) lets say an "AS60339" with ports 1024 to 63365