#
# atlas_attacks_2d
#
# ipv4 hash:ip ipset
#
# [ATLAS Attacks] (https://atlas.arbor.net/summary/attacks) - 
# ATLAS uses lightweight honeypot sensors to detect and 
# fingerprint the attacks launched by malicious sources on 
# the Internet. In most cases the attacker is trying to take 
# control of the target via a published exploit for a known 
# vulnerability. A variety of exploit tools exist and are 
# usually written specifically for each attack vector. 
# Exploit attempts and attacks are most often launched from 
# bots (hosts under an attacker's control), which will 
# automatically try to exploit any possible host on the 
# Internet. Attack origins are usually not spoofed, although 
# the source host may be compromised or infected with malware.
#
# Maintainer      : Arbor Networks
# Maintainer URL  : https://atlas.arbor.net/
# List source URL : https://atlas.arbor.net/summary/attacks.csv
# Source File Date: Mon Nov 21 00:08:31 UTC 2016
#
# Category        : attacks
# Version         : 171
#
# This File Date  : Mon Nov 21 06:24:02 UTC 2016
# Update Frequency: 1 day 
# Aggregation     : 2 days 
# Entries         : 19 unique IPs
#
# Full list analysis, including geolocation map, history,
# retention policy, overlaps with other lists, etc.
# available at:
#
#  http://iplists.firehol.org/?ipset=atlas_attacks_2d
#
# Generated by FireHOL's update-ipsets.sh
# Processed with FireHOL's iprange
#
24.172.251.54
40.74.124.185
66.135.104.194
71.248.167.22
74.208.174.238
77.59.214.138
77.69.2.70
78.129.171.154
79.129.35.192
104.130.159.30
104.247.194.58
139.162.32.13
162.209.125.33
163.172.77.10
166.78.18.210
185.94.111.1
189.170.187.49
204.42.253.2
222.186.56.248