How to block GeoEdge landingpages checks

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SmintBoy

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Nov 9, 2017

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• Nov 14, 2017

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Hi,

Guys im looking for ways to block GeoEdge landingpages checks that check on:
- Redirects
- JS entrys
- Invalid ads (virus pre-landers etc)

Atm i already found ways to block it based on useragent/empty ref/device/carrier etc.
But i wonder if their also other ways to block them, finding the checking IP address doesnt solve the issue ofcourse.

 

bartosimpsonio

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• Nov 14, 2017

• #2

There's no known way. If you could do this you could bypass most geo-based server side location checks.

 

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SmintBoy

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• Nov 14, 2017
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I think there are also other things i need to look at then except only IP addresses, Cloaking on IP is almost not possible to do... and i dont know anyone who has all de IP's that GeoEdge uses..

 

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Jesp007

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Nov 15, 2015

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• Nov 14, 2017

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I spent weeks to try to bypass them with no significant success ..they probably have some strong brains there

 

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TomK

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• Nov 15, 2017

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Hi

I know how to do it, PM me

 

mrblackjack

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• Nov 15, 2017

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the only reason you cannot catch GeoEdge based on IPs is they have access to almost all possible main ISPs in the world, be it mobile or other ISPs. So, blocking an IP means you're actually blocking real users too on the same IP block. There are other sophisticated ways to block them, and they are not related to IPs at all. Also, trying to filter them by Useragent strings and or Device/OS/Browser, is totally waste of time, as all the latter are easily spoofed.

 

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SmintBoy

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• Nov 16, 2017
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mrblackjack said:

the only reason you cannot catch GeoEdge based on IPs is they have access to almost all possible main ISPs in the world, be it mobile or other ISPs. So, blocking an IP means you're actually blocking real users too on the same IP block. There are other sophisticated ways to block them, and they are not related to IPs at all. Also, trying to filter them by Useragent strings and or Device/OS/Browser, is totally waste of time, as all the latter are easily spoofed.

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yeah so like i said, IP blacklisting doesnt make any point.

 

Jackmind

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• Jan 18, 2018

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OpenVPN is also worth checking out, I've used them for years