#
# atlas_botnets_2d
#
# ipv4 hash:ip ipset
#
# [ATLAS Botnets] (https://atlas.arbor.net/summary/botnets) - 
# Botnets are collections of compromised hosts that attackers 
# remotely control for their own nefarious purposes. Once 
# installed and running, a malicious bot will attempt to 
# connect to a remote server to receive instructions on what 
# actions to take. The most common command and control (C&C) 
# protocol used for this is Internet Relay Chat (IRC). While 
# a legitimate protocol for online chat, IRC is often used by 
# attackers due to the relative simplicity of the protocol 
# along with the ready availability of bot software written 
# to use it. After connecting, a bot-controlled host can be 
# controlled by an attacker and commanded to conduct 
# malicious actions such as sending spam, scanning the 
# Internet for other potentially controllable hosts, or 
# launching DoS attacks. ATLAS maintains a real-time database 
# of malicious botnet command and control servers that is 
# continuously updated. This information comes from malware 
# analysis, botnet infiltration, and other sources of data.
#
# Maintainer      : Arbor Networks
# Maintainer URL  : https://atlas.arbor.net/
# List source URL : https://atlas.arbor.net/summary/botnets.csv
# Source File Date: Tue Apr 19 00:07:58 UTC 2016
#
# Category        : attacks
# Version         : 1
#
# This File Date  : Tue Apr 19 21:03:25 UTC 2016
# Update Frequency: 1 day 
# Aggregation     : 2 days 
# Entries         : 10 unique IPs
#
# Full list analysis, including geolocation map, history,
# retention policy, overlaps with other lists, etc.
# available at:
#
#  http://iplists.firehol.org/?ipset=atlas_botnets_2d
#
# Generated by FireHOL's update-ipsets.sh
# Processed with FireHOL's iprange
#
62.210.211.122
62.210.238.235
67.207.154.252
69.42.211.139
83.212.100.245
87.98.182.132
91.121.123.143
91.217.189.77
93.174.93.80
94.23.42.81