Mass block subnets

Hi,
I'm running ISPC3 on Ubuntu 11.04, and is looking for a good way to mass block subnets (basically countries), and not f**k things up with ISPC.
I'm thinking of using this page as a source for IPs.

I've been searching, and found this that looks almost perfect but, the only thing is that I want to block with the format ip 1.2.3.4/24,
and also I'm not sure if this script is compatible with ISCP3? Anyone have some input on that?

I also found this link, but I don't want to do it all manually, when its tens of thousand of subnets! Anyone have a script that can do the same thing, but read the subnets from a file?

Or does anyone have some other good advice for me?

 

Try this script

Code:

#!/bin/bash

_input=countries.txt
IPT=/sbin/iptables
$IPT -N COUNTRIES-BLACKLIST
while IFS= read -r ip
do
	$IPT -A COUNTRIES-BLACKLIST -i eth0 -s $ip -j DROP
	done < "$_input"
	$IPT -I INPUT -j COUNTRIES-BLACKLIST
	$IPT -I OUTPUT -j COUNTRIES-BLACKLIST
	$IPT -I FORWARD -j COUNTRIES-BLACKLIST

and put the subnets in the countries.txt file:

Code:

60.160.0.0/15
223.165.4.0/22

run the script and test iptables:

Code:

iptables -L COUNTRIES-BLACKLIST -n

Cheers!

 

For block countries list, you can easily get it from various free site, like, https://www.ip2location.com/free/visitor-blocker