Google blocked in outbount.txt

[gpz1100]

142.250.189.4
142.250.189.14
142.250.190.10
142.250.190.46
142.250.190.74
142.250.190.78
142.250.190.110
142.250.190.142
142.250.191.132
142.250.191.142
142.250.191.163
142.250.191.170
142.250.191.174
142.250.191.177
142.250.191.195
142.250.191.196
142.250.191.198
142.250.191.228
142.250.191.238

These all belong to google and appear to be blocked. Various google services not working as a result.

[Rush-er]

142.250.189.4 142.250.189.14 142.250.190.10 142.250.190.46 142.250.190.74 142.250.190.78 142.250.190.110 142.250.190.142 142.250.191.132 142.250.191.142 142.250.191.163 142.250.191.170 142.250.191.174 142.250.191.177 142.250.191.195 142.250.191.196 142.250.191.198 142.250.191.228 142.250.191.238

These all belong to google and appear to be blocked. Various google services not working as a result.

This should help for now, please report.
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Will try to implement exclusion also for major services like Google and Microsoft

[gpz1100]

How do I implement this? Pfblocker is pointed to https://github.com/bitwire-it/ipblocklist/raw/refs/heads/main/outbound.txt, which appears to still contain those ip's, at least at the time of this writing.

[Rush-er]

The action did a refresh 7f9d4f1
can you test now ?

[gpz1100]

Yes, google services are accessible now.

I imagine there are some google services hosting malicious content. How to differentiate without breaking legit google (or ms) services?

[Rush-er]

Yes, google services are accessible now.

I imagine there are some google services hosting malicious content. How to differentiate without breaking legit google (or ms) services?

It's not that easy.. i will keep this open so anyone can reply with ideas