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This blog post by Rapid7 about the FinFisher "malware" used by government intelligence and surveillance organizations is a great read! I love the google map at the bottom of the screen. The IP address for the control server in Australia is located in Canberra..... should I be shocked?
https://community.rapid7.com/community/infosec/blog/2012/08/08/finfisher
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Hmm check again. Looks to me like the block is registered by the telco in Canberra, and that IP isn't located there.
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D'oh! Shot down.... where do you place the IP???
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