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roguebloodrage ◴[] No.45011035[source]
This is everything I have for AS132203 (Tencent). It has your addresses plus others I have found and confirmed using ipinfo.io

43.131.0.0/18 43.129.32.0/20 101.32.0.0/20 101.32.102.0/23 101.32.104.0/21 101.32.112.0/23 101.32.112.0/24 101.32.114.0/23 101.32.116.0/23 101.32.118.0/23 101.32.120.0/23 101.32.122.0/23 101.32.124.0/23 101.32.126.0/23 101.32.128.0/23 101.32.130.0/23 101.32.13.0/24 101.32.132.0/22 101.32.132.0/24 101.32.136.0/21 101.32.140.0/24 101.32.144.0/20 101.32.160.0/20 101.32.16.0/20 101.32.17.0/24 101.32.176.0/20 101.32.192.0/20 101.32.208.0/20 101.32.224.0/22 101.32.228.0/22 101.32.232.0/22 101.32.236.0/23 101.32.238.0/23 101.32.240.0/20 101.32.32.0/20 101.32.48.0/20 101.32.64.0/20 101.32.78.0/23 101.32.80.0/20 101.32.84.0/24 101.32.85.0/24 101.32.86.0/24 101.32.87.0/24 101.32.88.0/24 101.32.89.0/24 101.32.90.0/24 101.32.91.0/24 101.32.94.0/23 101.32.96.0/20 101.33.0.0/23 101.33.100.0/22 101.33.10.0/23 101.33.10.0/24 101.33.104.0/21 101.33.11.0/24 101.33.112.0/22 101.33.116.0/22 101.33.120.0/21 101.33.128.0/22 101.33.132.0/22 101.33.136.0/22 101.33.140.0/22 101.33.14.0/24 101.33.144.0/22 101.33.148.0/22 101.33.15.0/24 101.33.152.0/22 101.33.156.0/22 101.33.160.0/22 101.33.164.0/22 101.33.168.0/22 101.33.17.0/24 101.33.172.0/22 101.33.176.0/22 101.33.180.0/22 101.33.18.0/23 101.33.184.0/22 101.33.188.0/22 101.33.24.0/24 101.33.25.0/24 101.33.26.0/23 101.33.30.0/23 101.33.32.0/21 101.33.40.0/24 101.33.4.0/23 101.33.41.0/24 101.33.42.0/23 101.33.44.0/22 101.33.48.0/22 101.33.52.0/22 101.33.56.0/22 101.33.60.0/22 101.33.64.0/19 101.33.64.0/23 101.33.96.0/22 103.52.216.0/22 103.52.216.0/23 103.52.218.0/23 103.7.28.0/24 103.7.29.0/24 103.7.30.0/24 103.7.31.0/24 43.130.0.0/18 43.130.64.0/18 43.130.128.0/19 43.130.160.0/19 43.132.192.0/18 43.133.64.0/19 43.134.128.0/18 43.135.0.0/18 43.135.64.0/18 43.135.192.0/19 43.153.0.0/18 43.153.192.0/18 43.154.64.0/18 43.154.128.0/18 43.154.192.0/18 43.155.0.0/18 43.155.128.0/18 43.156.192.0/18 43.157.0.0/18 43.157.64.0/18 43.157.128.0/18 43.159.128.0/19 43.163.64.0/18 43.164.192.0/18 43.165.128.0/18 43.166.128.0/18 43.166.224.0/19 49.51.132.0/23 49.51.140.0/23 49.51.166.0/23 119.28.64.0/19 119.28.128.0/20 129.226.160.0/19 150.109.32.0/19 150.109.96.0/19 170.106.32.0/19 170.106.176.0/20

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1. speleding ◴[] No.45011980[source]
For the Thinkbot problem mentioned in the article, it's less maintenance work to simply block on the User Agent string.
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2. sim7c00 ◴[] No.45012243[source]
jep, good tip! for ppl that do this be sure to make it case insensitive and only capture few distinct parts, not too specific. especially if u only expect browsers this can mitigate a lot.

u can also filter for allowing but this gives a risk of allowing the wrong thing as headers are easy to set, so its better to do it via blocking (sadly)