About Tulio Baars And Why Amerika.Org Is Down

This page is dedicated to Tulio Baars, whom you can reach at borrull@eircom.net and tuliobaars@gmail.com. He writes for Huffington Post in Brazil here. Tulio also works for Garage and Catarse.
Tulio came to our attention because one of the IP addresses used in the initial attack -- see below for a list -- was linked to him in the past.
90.86.177.149
156.197.115.103
201.6.241.88
50.33.53.90
41.250.212.244
195.55.255.158
41.248.201.66
89.101.246.18
177.11.148.220
146.255.180.237
89.101.246.18
156.197.115.103
109.237.120.70
95.84.65.36
125.59.41.7
186.89.119.5
190.62.35.248
We have contacted him and asked for a comment, but he has not replied. Since we first published this information, the attack has redoubled with a botnet involving thousands of hosts in the US, EU, North Africa, and Brazil. The following are some of the IP addresses posted so that if you are searching for your IP to figure out why you are in a spam trap, you know the reason why: your machine is part of a botnet.
90.86.177.149
156.197.115.103
201.6.241.88
90.86.177.149
50.33.53.90
41.250.212.244
195.55.255.158
41.248.201.66
89.101.246.18
177.11.148.220
146.255.180.237
89.101.246.18
156.197.115.103
109.237.120.70
95.84.65.36
125.59.41.7
186.89.119.5
190.62.35.248
213.87.101.92
177.35.204.164
202.80.214.99
186.92.211.82
89.211.190.40
50.33.53.20
222.124.79.40
5.36.106.166
64.121.90.128
98.204.103.9
172.69.70.153
172.68.27.82
105.98.51.70
86.120.232.147
115.164.220.116
112.200.98.243
189.219.123.228
180.190.195.218
190.151.172.161
123.28.223.190
100.35.161.135
64.121.90.128
188.25.241.70
177.193.79.194
157.37.144.189
157.32.7.124
42.113.229.114
112.207.201.113
177.124.168.84
112.207.53.69
171.255.152.247
171.255.161.220
189.81.248.109
186.89.119.5
86.59.145.204
110.54.236.59
181.31.29.120
183.81.9.203
49.148.22.161
158.140.166.9
27.3.48.213
47.11.163.251
172.69.134.175
90.108.54.72
187.114.212.141
79.119.123.10
46.84.104.35
49.192.28.80
125.27.75.168
105.155.80.88
201.17.158.17
110.54.192.6
202.142.69.43
156.219.238.107
130.105.229.93
1.173.42.143
110.54.240.199
222.124.79.40
36.69.0.159
181.163.230.15
36.85.132.123
120.29.76.165
200.93.91.17
112.200.98.243
179.228.107.173
115.164.220.116
103.253.183.77
178.134.67.204
139.194.59.139
118.101.141.205
223.187.139.19
118.151.198.72
171.229.252.61
180.253.112.138
176.32.31.96
93.156.66.30
36.77.81.219
103.27.50.150
49.190.10.80
5.45.143.202
41.236.159.177
43.229.104.161
160.177.1.110
212.32.204.14
112.203.27.184
106.212.224.195
43.231.208.40
123.28.223.190
125.162.33.201
109.156.156.132
41.250.149.58
91.74.38.113
78.250.233.26
123.241.85.9
196.70.56.145
58.186.113.122
14.139.187.125
2.114.241.178
86.91.65.244
197.133.118.80
27.3.48.83
90.36.68.213
179.53.10.166
177.228.129.78
203.187.196.154
36.84.230.185
49.144.128.52
2405:4800:528f:484a:c4c2:20af:64ed:f40c
103.95.40.35
182.253.35.139
219.92.68.17
111.125.110.8
182.185.58.231
179.53.22.161
178.132.47.132
103.71.168.38
123.201.97.184
120.29.77.129
117.212.36.133
2a01:e35:8b73:46f0:cd96:f363:7357:cecf
2a01:e35:2e30:3820:b430:2dcc:bcec:ddce
2a02:1205:501e:d420:7882:cb81:15a9:f9ac
42.108.216.98
176.210.164.49
115.73.236.47
37.211.151.173
37.173.93.191
105.157.78.165
118.100.102.28
41.44.118.127
2.62.152.115
195.182.92.72
146.255.180.237
197.160.27.73
112.200.108.211
78.187.141.62
119.94.104.122
2409:4052:91f:b547:98cf:dd55:c9b:d908
43.245.218.178
49.144.197.136
91.139.239.220
41.82.42.76
117.208.128.199
143.202.125.77
170.82.200.16
122.161.66.119
86.123.111.243
200.240.246.237
77.76.187.40
195.55.255.158
190.198.66.219
61.224.89.110
117.247.238.10
59.94.246.247
36.83.74.224
49.151.149.100
43.231.208.180
46.70.159.142
46.40.2.141
89.101.246.18
176.210.189.117
2001:b07:6444:276c:2c1b:7f67:dfd8:1414
175.158.225.48
105.157.250.73
114.124.133.134
2405:204:a493:1908:c83a:9c36:1d44:b866
105.155.58.75
49.207.236.73
88.13.36.218
157.37.207.216
77.145.176.212
41.141.186.84
36.84.64.176
183.87.215.166
200.74.9.112
176.49.222.2
2001:e68:584f:e00:8869:1f27:44f6:d06e
149.3.48.121
2806:105e:1:8497:c1b7:de0c:18fd:adea
112.206.75.209
90.86.190.48
83.96.39.122
36.84.62.27
125.162.93.112
112.79.133.146
110.227.239.177
64.121.90.128
82.224.49.47
45.115.93.102
2409:4052:812:370d:d0f8:389f:be22:e096
156.196.197.210
160.178.233.207
46.159.39.6
180.253.253.1
185.179.30.76
197.131.158.171
183.82.104.169
103.248.113.183
109.127.75.70
176.210.183.20
176.210.160.129
196.224.69.65
196.229.7.15
39.53.144.171
59.153.87.15
114.124.177.39
49.146.254.109
49.146.124.30
36.81.55.175
79.148.238.56
58.65.218.234
196.92.5.240
41.251.45.250
42.117.40.70
196.229.0.128
47.8.131.50
89.203.35.59
2405:204:7408:b1c9:d1e7:c35f:69f0:95db
112.207.203.42
59.153.87.11
109.127.77.51
109.69.5.207
90.36.153.120
78.188.224.89
122.174.33.112
113.161.102.118
49.148.157.253
36.71.237.231
157.37.211.219
2a01:e35:2e03:12f0:cd70:d7f5:3e98:49a4
78.10.69.184
115.135.14.156
103.253.183.77
125.164.235.47
105.157.233.55
86.108.15.251
156.194.36.52
180.252.220.179
45.119.58.232
202.80.219.55
95.251.252.12
2.62.144.127
49.146.5.55
106.207.73.180
200.240.246.231
171.76.157.231
117.55.243.242
222.124.79.40
130.105.229.93
2001:d08:db:ab29:413c:fe85:8dbd:f59
106.0.41.175
106.201.73.45
49.192.28.80
196.229.2.165
2409:4052:91f:b547:88a7:6aa5:63ef:592
171.229.229.51
186.6.100.137
157.50.211.207
89.211.24.156
178.138.33.176
125.165.3.119
122.178.38.222
42.108.200.98
90.189.162.89
49.207.60.255
46.22.235.40
190.75.137.7
182.65.195.203
179.52.110.252
185.179.30.117
88.12.15.145
14.186.196.216
106.207.100.202
49.148.22.161
191.163.64.104
106.51.76.84
196.229.17.27
130.193.240.170
119.94.169.127
148.0.105.251
182.253.140.236
223.187.230.22
181.91.210.106
111.94.40.210
180.250.75.98
5.45.141.126
82.227.3.130
106.215.68.153
5.2.194.66
88.225.221.29
185.150.236.140
89.211.24.156
At this time, the attack continues for the second week.

Comments

  1. Lord ChimpMay 30, 2018 at 11:57 AM

    Tulio Baars needs to lay off the soy.

    i pray for the second coming of death metal dot org.

    ReplyDelete

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