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Old 3rd December 2008
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Why not block them directly at router level?

Most larger companies lease IP ranges.. Facebook and Myspace are no exception.

Code:
NetRange: 204.15.20.0 - 204.15.23.255 
CIDR: 204.15.20.0/22 
NetName: TFBNET1

NetRange: 69.63.176.0 - 69.63.191.255 
CIDR: 69.63.176.0/20 
NetName: TFBNET2

NetRange: 204.16.32.0 - 204.16.35.255 
CIDR: 204.16.32.0/22 
NetName: MYSPA-1

NetRange: 216.178.32.0 - 216.178.47.255 
CIDR: 216.178.32.0/20 
NetName: MYSPA-2

NetRange: 63.135.80.0 - 63.135.95.255 
CIDR: 63.135.80.0/20 
NetName: MYSPA-3
That's all I can find, there might be more.. but who knows.. unfettered access can always be achieved via tunnelling or by proxy.

Kinda makes filtering rather pointless.
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