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There is a site for this repo: http://iplists.firehol.org.

In this site we analyze all IP Lists, to find their history, age of IPs included, retention policy, overlaps with other IP lists, etc.

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IMPORTANT

You should not use the ipsets in this repo in production systems. The ipsets in this repo are updated from my home linux server. This is not a reliable solution. Although I try to keep my linux box online, I cannot guarantee the ipsets in this repo will always be up to date.

YOU SHOULD ALWAYS DOWNLOAD THE IP LISTS DIRECTLY FROM THEIR MAINTAINERS.

Downloading IP lists

Using update-ipsets you can download all the IP lists, in a common format, directly from the maintainers' sites, to your computer.

Read the page Downloading IP Lists to find out how.

update-ipsets has many features, including:

• downloads all IP lists directly from their sources
• unzips, extracts and processes the downloaded files, and produces a single common format for all of them
• super easy, you just say "I want this and that", update-ipsets does the rest
• if you use an iptables firewall that uses ipsets, it can update these ipsets directly to your computer's kernel, without restarting your firewall
• it can be monitored over the web, using a site exactly the same with http://iplists.firehol.org. Actually, this site is the monitor of my personal update-ipsets installation. You just need a web server capable of servicing static content. No databases or application servers are required.