Reviews of IpfilterX

1. 
   Blue Joker

   Reviewing B41-Leia (Mar 22, 2013)

   To keep it updated and work on ranges and IPs analysis any day it requires time, energy and professional people , it's a ridiculous sum compared to unworthy VPN services , Now I would understand why users like you Recon give 1 Star only because they think that being an "ipfilter" it isn't worth of something and it should be free... Why you don't go to ask to VPN services to be free too ?
   Safety and Privacy have a cost and our one is really the cheapest one of the whole Net . Thanks .
2. 
   Recon

   Reviewing B41-Leia (Mar 16, 2013)

   There is no download. A payed subscription is needed to download.
   It should protect from 'bad' IPs such as Lawyer firms and co. And exactly those can easy buy a subscription. A Fileshare shares for free, he won't pay and possible can't pay the required price to download and use it.
   A long time ago it was free.
3. 
   jeffarymhaase

   Reviewing B41-Kashyk (Mar 11, 2013)

   That is something exciting
4. 
   Blue Joker

   Reviewing B41-Hoth (Feb 15, 2013)

   The Automatic Link for Updates is now working ,
   you don't have to wait PeerGuarDX to use it .
   We promised it , we kept our pledge .
   Thank you for trusting in us and keep high your net security defense .
5. 
   Uriel

   Reviewing B41-Geonosis (Feb 8, 2013)

   I was looking at their website the other day and they may be thinking of building an app like PeerBlock in the near future. If this happens us subscribers can expect automatic updates of ipfilterx.
6. 
   giganut

   Reviewing B41-Alderaan (Dec 17, 2012)

   Cool product How do I download
7. 
   Mirage_Etoile

   Reviewing B32-Quintus (Oct 8, 2012)

   A great job , really . My thanks to these people that work so dedicated in the effort to kick out a really impressive ton of net enemies .
   I also beg the FF Admins to remove the spam comments from here .
   There's not ipfilterX against stupidity ... unfortunately ;-/
8. 
   DKDude

   Reviewing B32-Oenomaus (Sep 19, 2012)

   Edit:
   Never mind.
9. 
   Assirius

   Reviewing B27-Ypres (May 18, 2012)

   As many I was suspicious when I looked at it in a first time ,
   but now after 1 year of subscription I can tell you that's a great product ,
   its team really cure any aspect of it , support , updates , innovation .
   Sincerely I hope that these guys will never go down , not same hope for those enemies that try to discredit it all time .
10. 
    HeilNizar

    Reviewing B27-Ypres (May 16, 2012)

    Still, this program looks so ugly :P
11. 
    darkwzrd1

    Reviewing B27-Pegasus (Mar 21, 2012)

    @HeilNizar
    Dumb@ss, IpfilterX is a .dat file which contains (pre-defined) IP Ranges which can be used in Peer-to-Peer or Torrent applications for the purpose of Blocking IP addresses called IPFiltering.. That picture is a version of eMule which is a popular peer-to-peer sharing application.
    
    Just stop talking before you embarrass yourself even more.
12. 
    Mirage_Etoile

    Reviewing Moritz (Mar 5, 2012)

    lol , hellnizar you really don't know of what you are writing about .
    So confirming what others said , there are people that just give worth to this program being opposite to it !!!
13. 
    HeilNizar

    Reviewing B27-Lothar Beta (Mar 1, 2012)

    @darkwzrd1,
    Are you having your period again? lol
    Software? Tool? Chicken wings?
    Whatever it is, the interface looks extremely ugly.
14. 
    darkwzrd1

    Reviewing B27-Immelmann Beta (Feb 28, 2012)

    @HeilNizar
    It's not a program, you moron.
    
    Please, know what your talking about before posting a rating.
15. 
    Uriel

    Reviewing B27-Fokker Beta (Jan 23, 2012)

    The last time I rated this I was skeptical. However, after doing some research around the web I have determined that I should shell out ten bucks and give it a whirl. It does really well but I can't seem to get it to update automatically in my Peerblock list. I suppose this is due to the fact that I have to log on to the ipfilterx website to download the update. Otherwise it does seem to work well .
16. 
    HeilNizar

    Reviewing B27-Boelcke Beta (Jan 2, 2012)

    This program looks so wrong.
17. 
    Input Overload

    Reviewing B27-Boelcke Beta (Jan 1, 2012)

    A most intriguing program I am still getting my head round - Looks very good though!
18. 
    Mirage_Etoile

    Reviewing B27-Boelcke Beta (Dec 31, 2011)

    It's really a good multi-use ipfilter and it's worth of a subscription.
    
    @Blue Joker .
    Yes it looks from the low stars comments that are people paid to go against this work . Now they also pretend to explain in which domain the ads should stay or not . Funny talks .
19. 
    goldleaf

    Reviewing B27-Boelcke Beta (Dec 31, 2011)

    [URL="http://www.downloadfrostwire.org/"]Ares[/URL] is also going to help you a lot regarding this matter.
20. 
    Blue Joker

    Reviewing B27-Boelcke Beta (Dec 31, 2011)

    As far as we know , it's a .com , .org, .net website , it gives further content for free to users than the only ipfilterX, google ads are not malware , Thank you for the 1star for no reason , keep giving this should convince people that ipfilterX has a very neat line of defense of the internet privacy and security .
21. 
    Roman Pillow

    Reviewing B27-Boelcke Beta (Dec 30, 2011)

    An .org website spreading commercial add-ons = Keep far far away from it !!!!
22. 
    Assirius

    Reviewing B23-Veil Beta (Nov 29, 2011)

    It's impressive how this ipfilter got better and better, it's really worth to get it .
    My thought goes to those subscribers that are still getting old versions through iblocklist site , a real pity . Keep up this brilliant work Nexus23 !
23. 
    Blue Joker

    Reviewing B23-Rym II Beta (Nov 8, 2011)

    @Uriel :
    What does mean Google and yahoo ? They are not banned . Another comment with non sense just to vote 1 .
24. 
    Uriel

    Reviewing B23-Rym II Beta (Nov 7, 2011)

    [KarlX] I’ve been motivated because I think that writers like Huxley and Orwell told the truth about our present and future, and of course R.A.Wilson books. I didn’t think it was right, how others coded the ipfilter, they added ranges like Yahoo and Google, etc. They shot in the bunch with no exact target. That’s why I can proudly say that our ipfilter is more accurate than others.

    
    
    KarlX make it out so Google and Yahoo amongst others are the good guys when it come to anti-piracy. He figures that their IP ranges are false positive in the I-BlockList lists.
25. 
    Zero3K

    Reviewing B23-Mahatma Beta (Oct 13, 2011)

    I've known the guy who makes this list for a long while. He's very interested in keeping your PC safe from spies, etc. while using P2P software. So, you should use his software.
26. 
    Blue Joker

    Reviewing B23-Mahatma Beta (Oct 10, 2011)

    @Uriel
    Well I honestly think that you don't know of what you are talking about ,
    but I don't understand why some people hate so much ipfilterX ,
    making reviews like your that nothing have to do with the reality of things .
    Who uses ipfilter files and then use ipfilterX can act as judge eventually ,
    out of this circle it's only talking to flame , useless moreover .
27. 
    Uriel

    Reviewing B23-Mahatma Beta (Oct 10, 2011)

    LOL! Their website says that "YOU CAN NOW DOWNLOAD IPFILTERX AFTER SUBSCRIPTION AT IBLOCKLIST.COM". I love subscriptions.
    
    IpfilterX is propriety sourced while PeerBlock is open source. The Tech savvy cannot look under the hood of IpfilterX to examine if the software is a honeypot or not. Not so for PeerBlock.
28. 
    Blue Joker

    Reviewing B23-Irem Beta (Sep 27, 2011)

    @ trippit As this is coming from the same group who sell to government agency's HELIX Forensic .
    LoL !!! Your lie is very big but people know that liars like you are here to work on only purpose to spit on this filter for one only reason :
    IT'S THE BEST !!! For that "X" you thought that Nexus23 Labs makes
    ...hahahah holy...
    @Jim
    Peerblock does not provide any filter and its creator asked to Nexus23 Labs a partnership in this meaning .
29. 
    Jim

    Reviewing B23-Irem Beta (Sep 25, 2011)

    www.peerblock.com does this, is free, been around a long time, and (arguably) a much more trustworthy source.
30. 
    trippyt

    Reviewing B23-Irem Beta (Sep 25, 2011)

    As this is coming from the same group who sell to government agency's HELIX Forensic suite personally I'm not touching this with a long pole.
31. 
    johnk119

    Reviewing B23-Irem Beta (Sep 24, 2011)

    I support this software wholeheartedly and its attempt to maintain our freedoms is truly admireable
32. 
    Poseidyon

    Reviewing B21-Zaxxxon Beta (Jul 13, 2011)

    I went through the free ipfilter.dat files and are all bull****t for real.
    This because they shot in the middle and in the bunch without specified targets
    and have no clue , they impoverish the P2P networks .
    I'm so happy I paid for this ipfilter and that its creators still work on it .
    2 Leitmotiv :
    Paying for a filter , not paying for a fine ,
    Growing and grazing in nice and fair networks .
33. 
    Yogurth

    Reviewing B21-Zaxxxon Beta (Jul 12, 2011)

    I can't say if this product is good or bad, but when You have constantly maintained free versions of ipfilter.dat it is hard to justify 12$ for this one. I personally use Punisher version of ipfilter.dat.
34. 
    jorgosch

    Reviewing B21-Zaxxxon Beta (Jul 11, 2011)

    Not paying for a filter.
35. 
    Assirius

    Reviewing B21-Quartet Beta (Jun 14, 2011)

    Instead paying this small amount we are making truly better a product that is able to break at the source many kind of evil .
    These people are working extensively and massively on it to protect us
    and they deserve the better , no doubt !
    Thanks !!!
36. 
    ilev

    Reviewing B21-Quartet Beta (Jun 13, 2011)

    Not paying for a filter file.
37. 
    Blue Joker

    Reviewing B21-Galaga Beta (May 24, 2011)

    Paying a small cash for it it's appropriate and this makes the list superior to other ones being updated by now any 2 or 3 days , someone can tell the same for another ?
    It's normal that people despise what was free and now it's not but think well
    and you shall know who is wrong here .
38. 
    CyberDoc999

    Reviewing B21-Galaga Beta (May 23, 2011)

    It was excelent ????
    it still is excelent.... you need to get a job 12.99 per year is a lot cheaper than a law suit
39. 
    Floodland

    Reviewing B21-Galaga Beta (May 23, 2011)

    It was excelent. Now, paying for it is not an option...
    Find a job or use google ads! Compiling IP addresses to a list does not worth what you ask for...
40. 
    CyberDoc999

    Reviewing B21-Commandos Beta (May 14, 2011)

    be careful on the list you choose
    the IpfilterX filter is 12.99 per year
41. 
    Blue Joker

    Reviewing B21-Bioship Beta (May 11, 2011)

    I think we will see many updates coming now enforcing effectiveness of the ipfilter itself ;-) .
    
    @anomoly
    I will trust to one of the first ones that worked on the ip blocking , this since 2001,
    second , I ' m sure that in those junklists there's also the range of your isp among the ranges of tons of normal users .
42. 
    Assirius

    Reviewing B21-Bioship Beta (May 11, 2011)

    Author is confirming whose premises were .
    Thanks and continue like this !!!
    
    @anomaly
    LOL . I and others will ignore you .
    Use what you want , stay with a hog computer , happy and get a life .
43. 
    anomoly

    Reviewing B21-Bioship Beta (May 11, 2011)

    Here's a free emule one from april 24. Just rename it to ipfilter.dat.
    hxxp://upd.emule-security.org/ipfilter.v0150.punisher.version.zip
    Here's another free one from the Deluge site. Just extract it.
    hxxp://deluge-torrent.org/blocklist/nipfilter.dat.gz
    I never needed to use this. So what. I hope you guys make millions off these idiots and retire early. The claim that too many ip's slows you down is pure hogwash disinfo propaganda btw.
44. 
    Assirius

    Reviewing B21-Avengers Beta (May 10, 2011)

    After years of service and after the author asked help for months I think it's still an excellent product and it's worth to subscribe .
    
    @anomoly
    Do you have friends ?
    And about to send personal info , these guys of Nexus23 protect us no the opposite , so only you see problems where instead there are solutions .
    For one time try to stay quiet and be honest .
45. 
    Blue Joker

    Reviewing B21-Avengers Beta (May 9, 2011)

    Just that you anomoly won't use it anymore make this product greatest for real !
    
    Anyway , author told for months to contribute with some donation , now to continue this work i think it is worth to pay .
    
    :-)
46. 
    anomoly

    Reviewing B21-Avengers Beta (May 9, 2011)

    Only $19.95? This pos filter gets better and better everyday. I can't wait to tell all my friends to send them their money and personal info. pathetic ****s
47. 
    CyberDoc999

    Reviewing B21-Avengers Beta (May 9, 2011)

    I sent in my money
    now I wait for a reply
48. 
    Assirius

    Reviewing B18-Werewolf (Feb 17, 2011)

    The Author tells that is not a perfect shield against , but it's however a shield ,
    whoever pays a range in money I don't think they pay other people to log , paying further money for easy s*** that they can do alone... and in trials they must tell how they got the log , proves , not that their neighbour collected an ip sharing Disney Alice in Wonderland .
    This ipfilter compared to others is "soft" , "effective" , "updated" , why not?
    Maybe because some Agency paid by AntiP2P heads writes a bad review about it ?
49. 
    KuHGl

    Reviewing B18-Werewolf (Feb 17, 2011)

    Excuse me not reviewing a software, which promises something it only can fulfill in a very limited way.
    
    I often read about 'secure' file sharing because of the use of e.g. IP-Filters. This is a PURE NONSENSE!!!
    
    Every sharer sends the individual IP around the world with light speed. Do you seriously want to tell me, only companies log a sharer's IP? Every 'freelancer' (money greedy people) can offer their 'support' to such companies... and their IP's hardly will ever be blocked (because they are simply as temporal as the file sharer's IP. And in fact only an IP, the exact time stamp, a 'protected' file is necessary... and every IP filter is a nice TOY, but for sure nothing better.
    
    For the software itself I assume one can give 4 to 5 *, but for the f.a.l.s.e and m.i.s.l.e.a.d.i.n.g promises made I give 1*!
    
    The users believe these fairy tales and are shocked, when they are sued. And, of course, in such a case you as the developer are n.e.v.e.r responsible - BLAMEFUL!
50. 
    Blue Joker

    Reviewing B18-Werewolf (Feb 17, 2011)

    @CyberDoc999:
    How people in the world can stop fight seeing and reading all of this stupid s***?
    
    @W@KK0 :
    that's why they are ipfilter and this is ipfilterX but following your mind
    if your son is named Peter I couldn't name mine Peter too ...
    Are they international TradeMark ? Just blaming the name it's ever an occasion to flame, isn't it? ...lol .
51. 
    W@KK0

    Reviewing B18-Werewolf (Feb 16, 2011)

    Not reviewing the product, reviewing the name.
    
    http://coombs.anu.edu.au/~avalon/
    
    IPFILTER is an existing product, please change the name of your product to one not already reserved.
52. 
    CyberDoc999

    Reviewing B18-Quantum Beta (Dec 8, 2010)

    great add on !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    
    10 stars
    stop fighting kids
53. 
    Assirius

    Reviewing B18-Nakshbandi Beta (Oct 14, 2010)

    My god... quite hardly I shall see someone using grammar as you anomoly .
    LoL !
    I doubt that people understood a single word . Listen to me ...Give up .
54. 
    anomoly

    Reviewing B18-Nakshbandi Beta (Oct 13, 2010)

    Sorry you gave it up assyrius. Probably for the better I'm sure. Just hope you didn't go cheap.
    GFY. If you talk s*** be prepared to eat some. The last time I loaded this filter it was way over a million.
    I have 3 different sources for filters incl this one & umpteen ways to load them. IF, and I use that word lightly, for some reason I counted the wrong one, that does not give you the right to degrade another poster in this forum. Kid describes you perfectly.
    What I find interesting is that in deluge with it's own huge filter it works fine with a particular torrent. If I use the same filter in tixati on the same torrent it does not work. If I use this filter it does. Very strange. If I happen to need a beancounter I'll be sure to ask you.
    IP Range Total: 6882
    IP's total: 586,336,548 That's over five hundred million different single ip addresses that are possible and every single one is in this list. Are we counting actual ip's in use ?? In regards to torrents that would be near impossible.
55. 
    Blue Joker

    Reviewing B18-Linen Beta (Sep 2, 2010)

    Total IPs : 586,334,811 .
    So shut up and especially use a language more appropriate , kid of the script .
56. 
    anomoly

    Reviewing B18-Linen Beta (Sep 1, 2010)

    There's a difference between a range and an actual ip dumba**.FU! f**got
57. 
    Blue Joker

    Reviewing B18-Kahana Beta (Aug 27, 2010)

    That's why you are named anomoly... but not a good anomoly but an ignorant one . Who taught you the math ? LoL
58. 
    anomoly

    Reviewing B18-Kahana Beta (Aug 27, 2010)

    In the description it states that blocking more than 1 million ip's is unnecessary.
    The current filter blocks approx 3.3 billion which is way more than stated.
    strange
59. 
    johnk119

    Reviewing B14-Ursa Beta (Mar 2, 2010)

    Great program... I"m getting sick of Vuze's bloatedness... but the built in monitoring and ip blocking is just too great to leave right now
60. 
    dhry

    Reviewing B14-Taylor Beta (Feb 18, 2010)

    Dear Diary. Today I laughed at a fileforum.com comment thread. Sincerely, Dhry.
61. 
    anomoly

    Reviewing B14-Oahu Beta (Jan 25, 2010)

    What exactly is a "secret agency" ? IE "secret torrent agency.org"
    Secret torrents are my favs.
62. 
    Assirius

    Reviewing B14-Marxuah Beta (Jan 1, 2010)

    Generally who writes bad of an ipfilter should be seen like an enemy of filesharing , but who writes bad of ipfilterX is more than enemy ,
    sure I wont use terms like "retard" whom are not appropriate in this matter .
    However that reflects their IQ .
63. 
    anomoly

    Reviewing B14-Marxuah Beta (Dec 31, 2009)

    Look ret***s, if I wanted to connect to millions upon millions through a torrent file, I'd only need ONE ip to do so.
    Let me know when it's totally legal to use your school's network for torrents. I'll be more than happy to remove the filter completely.
    @assyrius only problem with YOUR iq is that I never attacked ANYONE. Check your mouth and your brain before you talk s*** against another, GFY's
    HA! Don't look now but they made it bigger! WTF did I say?
    The size of the filter does not slow anything, nor does not having one at all guarantee squat. I don't use an AV, but I bet you idiots are scared to turn a pc on without one. WGAF!?
    btw jagoff, "whom are" is not correct. You should take those english classes once more, just to be safe.
    This is like arguing over driving a truck as opposed to driving a honda. And I ain't your b****.
64. 
    DizTrancer

    Reviewing B14-Kim Beta (Dec 21, 2009)

    Anyway better than bluetack paranoid ipfilter which block more than 7% of Internet and don`t block most of dangerous IP ranges.
    This has visibility of usefulness. Those 18Mb IPfilter are for brain-damaged people.
65. 
    Blue Joker

    Reviewing B14-Horowitz Beta (Dec 1, 2009)

    World is ruined by people like you that think like you do .
    First of all , to ban more ranges does not mean at all that you are banning the right ranges , opposite , you are banning legitimate sources , shame on who thinks else .
    Second , the automatic update link does exist at emulefuture.de .
    Get information before to shot against everybody and anything .
66. 
    anomoly

    Reviewing B14-Horowitz Beta (Dec 1, 2009)

    nothing more than a dat file. no ability to update or anything. 6,543 lines as opposed to this one at 268,786 which is updated, and imo, more complete.
    http://emulepawcio.sourceforge.net/ipfilter.dat 18.5MB
    lnk
    http://emulepawcio.sourc...ipfilter_fake_list.html
    With all the hype talk about securing information on their site you would think the list could be a little bigger or at least come with an updater.
    @bluejoker Sounds like you're the one that's paranoid. I've been using the larger dat for ages with not one problem. dumba**
67. 
    tux.

    Reviewing Beta 14 (Nov 14, 2009)

    In these days of file sharing, having an up-to-date IPFilter list is a must. IPFilterX blocks a wide range of possibly spying IPs without blocking too many innocent clients. For people without paranoia. Highly recommended!

Discuss IpfilterX

1. Aug 23, 2011 - 8:11 PM
   Blue Joker

   You more stupid than others thinking that people should be spied for what they do , P2P came with Internet and will die with Internet , but you are right ,
   also trolls came revealed with Internet and you are into this category.
   For the fact that you are unfair like Majors , for the fact that is illegal to track down people activities on Internet , it's named privacy , get information about.
   You are a liar and this is the fact . You work for the agencies that are so scared of ipfilterX that talk sh*T as you do ...multiple times per day .
   Do it... supergenious... do it...
   OMG:.. we should caught ourselves...also others P2P app creators
   Little work is your that insulte other work for free...
   yeah and for you : P A T H E T I C
2. Jul 11, 2011 - 9:31 PM
   traumadoc

   Anyone stupid enough to pay $13 for a filter file is, well... stupid.
   
   I am NOT paying for a filter file. The fact is, all the people who would download this and use it are going to use it for bittorrent and emule, etc. etc. Thus, they are already downloading illegally. Why would they pay money for this but not pay a few dollars for an app or video, etc.?
   
   Besides, there are more than just a few lists available online for free. I've downloaded an IP Filter file for utorrent for years and it's updates multiple times per day.
   
   It's hilarious that anyone would be moronic enough to pay for this. Maybe I should make a few lists and sell them too and make a few bucks from idiots.
   
   And folks, go to the http://sourceforge.net/projects/ed2k-ipfilterx/ webpage for this program. Look at the screenshots they posted!! They actually show UTORRENT and it's clear from the two torrents the program is downloading that they are also pirating videos. Downloading a DVD VIDEO_TS folder - thus a pirated DVD and eMule screenshots ...
   
   WHY PAY FOR THIS? The makers themselves are also downloading illegally and know it. This "app" filter list doesn't deserve to be paid for. I can't believe it ... I am stunned with laughter at the moment that they have the nerve to show they are downloading illegal files from utorrent and expect people to pay for their little work.
   
   They need to be smarted about posting utorrent screenshots of their illegal activity.
   
   H I L A R I O U S
3. May 9, 2011 - 8:57 AM
   Blue Joker

   Yes it has .
4. Jan 2, 2010 - 9:26 PM
   dazed_00

   Does the 'optimized for uTorrent' version (uIpfilterX) also have a beta version?