IPdeny compiles raw data from regional internet registries and offers complete country IP block downloads for on-line users. Our country IP zone files can be easily used in your applications and web sites to minimize on-line fraud, SPAM, floods and brute force attacks. IPdeny country IP block files can be quickly adapted to set-up in firewalls or packet filters to disable specific services and ports from the countries you do not welcome.
Please note that we are not a blacklist, we just provide country IP block allocations from public IP registry records. We have no control over services or companies that use our IP country block data - contact these providers directly.

You can use our free on-line tools to automatically generate iptable, ipfw, ipchains and ACL rules for your server or router.

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Usage limits have been increased in IPDeny.

Hey folks! Starting from today – we have increased usage limits for IPdeny zone file downloads. Now you can download up to 5000 zone files daily from one IP; Usage 5 concurrent connections from one IP; Recommended wait time between downloading zone files are from 0.5 to 1 second; Thanks for using our free service!

Hey guys…we received a report that we are missing some IP ranges from APNIC allocations, especially from the New Zealand (NZ) . We will check this out and see why we are missing those ranges as we automatically parse APNIC official  database files. Anyway, thanks for the report and your feedback Dave W.  – we [...]

Just browsing around the Internet today I found a nice howto document explaining how to set-up our country IP block data with ipset utility. Ipset utility offers much higher performance than standard iptables rules (one IP range – one record, e.g. 10.1.1.0/16 for example). Update: August 18th, 2012. Thanks to our visitor comments we checked [...]

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