Post #1691812

2026-04-21 13:25 UTC

We're doing some work this week on our automation so our block lists are not accessible at this time on the Intel site: https://intel.gayint.org/ However, you can still generate your own prefix lists based on our ASN block list, the Spamhaus ASN DROP list, or your own by following the instructions here: https://blog.gayint.org/asnsToPrefixes.html And if you want direct access to the latest naughty ASN list, you can get to it here for now: https://blog.gayint.org/intel/naughtyAsns.txt #GAYINT

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@gayint@infosec.exchange 2026-04-23 21:01

Good news: Our Intel site is fully operational again. It may look the same as before and that's by design. Because it is the same. For now. https://intel.gayint.org/

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@krishean@tech.lgbt 2026-04-21 16:30

@gayint@infosec.exchange so in the asnsToPrefixes page you say you'd appreciate hearing about what people have done with the script, so have some bash: for line in "${asn_list[@]}";do res_json=$(curl -fsSL "https://stat.ripe.net/data/announced-prefixes/data.json?resource=AS${line}") if [ ! -z "${res_json}" ];then # convert json into iptables rules.v4 lines echo "${res_json}" | jq -r '.data.prefixes[].prefix' | grep -v ':' | sort -g | sed "s/^/-A INPUT -s /;s/$/ -m comment --comment \"drop AS${line}\" -j DROP/" else echo "Error: Unable to retrieve json for ${line}" fi done hopefully this is useful to someone, the sed expression could be modified to output other blocklist formats if needed, and rules.v6 output could be easily added as well

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