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| Subject: | Blocking IP's / e-com fraud |
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| Date: | Wed, 29 Dec 2004 19:44:38 -0600 |
Hello, I am working with an e-commerce company. They get a fair amount of attempted fraud but do a decent job at ferreting this out during order processing.
There are several persons who attempt orders over and over again - we can track their IP and the e-mail address they attempt to use - we have blocked single IP's in IIS before but one person in particular keeps coming back placing small orders (like $40), our suspicion is they are probing.
I have several questions:
Is there a resource anyone knows of to search for IP's like this and/or e-mails people consistently use for fraud? (Google hasn't been any help at all)
The person I referenced before keeps coming from different IP's but all from the same range (home user with DHCP?)
In IIS if I want to block an entire range like:
XXX.78.0.0 - XXX.83.255.255
how should that look in the IIS Mgr?
do I need to make multiple entries like: XXX.78.0.0 XXX.79.0.0 XXX.80.0.0, etc.?
and what should the subnet masks look like?
Thanks for any help or reference.
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