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This tool will automatically create iptables rules on Linux system to block all connection from one country or more. The blocklist is created with an API that fetch data in our SQL database based on IP address country location.
#!/bin/bash
### IpInfoDB iptables countries block bash script###
### Slightly modified script from http://www.cyberciti.biz
### Countries code available : http://ipinfodb.com/country.txt ###
### Block all traffic from AFGHANISTAN (af) and CHINA (CN). Use ISO code ##
ISO="AF CN"
### Set PATH ###
IPT=/sbin/iptables
WGET=/usr/bin/wget
EGREP=/bin/egrep
ZONEROOT="/root/iptables/"
IPTCBRESTORE="/root/iptables/iptables.cb"
### Network config ###
IPTCBDEVICE=eth0
ALLOWPORTS=80,443
ALLOWSUBNET=192.168.0.0/255.255.0.0
### No editing below ###
CBLIST="countrydrop"
MAXZONEAGE=7
DLROOT="http://ipinfodb.com/country_query.php?country="
cleanOldRules(){
$IPT -L $CBLIST > /dev/null 2>&1
if [ $? = 0 ] ; then
$IPT -D INPUT ${IPTCBDEVICE:+-i }${IPTCBDEVICE} -j $CBLIST
$IPT -D OUTPUT ${IPTCBDEVICE:+-o }${IPTCBDEVICE} -j $CBLIST
$IPT -D FORWARD ${IPTCBDEVICE:+-i }${IPTCBDEVICE} -j $CBLIST
fi
$IPT -F $CBLIST
$IPT -X $CBLIST
for i in `$IPT -L -n | grep Chain | cut -f 2 -d ' ' | grep '\-$CBLIST'`
do
$IPT -F ${i}
$IPT -X ${i}
done
}
updateZoneFiles() {
ZONEARCH=${ZONEROOT}/arch
mkdir -p ${ZONEARCH}
find ${ZONEROOT} -maxdepth 1 -mindepth 1 -ctime +${MAXZONEAGE} -exec mv {} ${ZONEARCH} \;
for c in $ISO
do
# local zone file
tDB=$ZONEROOT/$c.zone
if [ -f $tDB ] ; then
printf "Zone file %s is new enough - no update required.\n" $tDB
else
# get fresh zone file if it is newer than MAXZONEAGE days
$WGET -O $tDB $DLROOT$c
fi
done
oldzones=`find ${ZONEROOT} -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 1 -type f -exec basename {} \; | cut -f 1 -d '.'`
# Archive old zones no longer blocked
for z in $oldzones ; do
archme=${c}
for c in $ISO ; do
if [ $c = $z ] ; then archme="X"; fi
done
if [ $archme = $z ] ; then
mv ${archme} ${ZONEARCH}
else
printf "Working from previous zone file for %s\n" ${z}
fi
done
}
createIPTLoadFile() {
printf "# Generated by %s on" $0 > ${IPTCBRESTORE}
printf "%s " `date` >> ${IPTCBRESTORE}
printf "\n*filter\n" >> ${IPTCBRESTORE}
# Create CBLIST chain
printf ":$CBLIST - [0:0]\n" >> ${IPTCBRESTORE}
printf "%s INPUT ${IPTCBDEVICE:+-i }${IPTCBDEVICE} -j $CBLIST\n" "-I" > ${IPTCBRESTORE}.tmp
printf "%s OUTPUT ${IPTCBDEVICE:+-o }${IPTCBDEVICE} -j $CBLIST\n" "-I" >> ${IPTCBRESTORE}.tmp
printf "%s FORWARD ${IPTCBDEVICE:+-i }${IPTCBDEVICE} -j $CBLIST\n" "-I" >> ${IPTCBRESTORE}.tmp
if [ "Z${ALLOWPORTS}" = "Z" ] ; then
printf "Blocking all traffic from country - no ports allowed\n"
else
printf "%s $CBLIST -p tcp -m multiport --dports ${ALLOWPORTS} -j RETURN\n" "-I">> ${IPTCBRESTORE}.tmp
fi
if [ "Z${ALLOWSUBNET}" = "Z" ] ; then
printf "Blocking all traffic from country - no subnets excluded\n"
else
printf "%s $CBLIST -s ${ALLOWSUBNET} -j RETURN\n" "-I">> ${IPTCBRESTORE}.tmp
fi
for c in $ISO
do
# local zone file
tDB=$ZONEROOT/$c.zone
# country specific log message
SPAMDROPMSG="iptables: ${c}-Country-Drop: "
# Create drop chain for identified packets
CBLISTDROP=${c}-${CBLIST}-DROP
printf ":${CBLISTDROP} - [0:0]\n" >> ${IPTCBRESTORE}
printf "%s ${CBLISTDROP} -j LOG --log-prefix \"$SPAMDROPMSG\"\n" "-A" >> ${IPTCBRESTORE}.tmp
printf "%s ${CBLISTDROP} -j DROP\n" "-A" >> ${IPTCBRESTORE}.tmp
# Load IP ranges into chains correlating to first octet
BADIPS=$(egrep -v "^#|^$" $tDB)
for ipblock in $BADIPS
do
topip=`echo $ipblock | cut -f 1 -d '.'`
chainExists=`grep -c :${topip}-${CBLIST} ${IPTCBRESTORE}`
if [ $chainExists = 0 ] ; then
printf "Creating chain for octet %s\n" ${topip}
printf ":$topip-$CBLIST - [0:0]\n" >> ${IPTCBRESTORE}
sip=${topip}.0.0.0/8
printf "%s $CBLIST -s ${sip} -j $topip-$CBLIST\n" "-A" >> ${IPTCBRESTORE}.tmp
fi
printf " Adding rule for %s to chain for octet %s\n" ${ipblock} ${topip}
printf "%s $topip-$CBLIST -s $ipblock -j ${CBLISTDROP}\n" "-A" >> ${IPTCBRESTORE}.tmp
done
done
cat ${IPTCBRESTORE}.tmp >> ${IPTCBRESTORE} && rm -f ${IPTCBRESTORE}.tmp
printf "COMMIT\n# Completed on " >> ${IPTCBRESTORE}
printf "%s " `date` >> ${IPTCBRESTORE}
printf "\n" >> ${IPTCBRESTORE}
}
directLoadTables() {
# Create CBLIST chain
$IPT -N $CBLIST
$IPT -I INPUT ${IPTCBDEVICE:+-i }${IPTCBDEVICE} -j $CBLIST
$IPT -I OUTPUT ${IPTCBDEVICE:+-o }${IPTCBDEVICE} -j $CBLIST
$IPT -I FORWARD ${IPTCBDEVICE:+-i }${IPTCBDEVICE} -j $CBLIST
if [ "Z${ALLOWPORTS}" = "Z" ] ; then
printf "Blocking all traffic from country - no ports allowed\n"
else
$IPT -I $CBLIST -p tcp -m multiport --dports ${ALLOWPORTS} -j RETURN
fi
if [ "Z${ALLOWSUBNET}" = "Z" ] ; then
printf "Blocking all traffic from country - no subnets allowed\n"
else
$IPT -I $CBLIST -s ${ALLOWSUBNET} -j RETURN
fi
for c in $ISO
do
# local zone file
tDB=$ZONEROOT/$c.zone
# country specific log message
SPAMDROPMSG="$c Country Drop"
# Create drop chain for identified packets
CBLISTDROP=${c}-${CBLIST}-DROP
$IPT -N ${CBLISTDROP}
$IPT -A ${CBLISTDROP} -j LOG --log-prefix "$SPAMDROPMSG"
$IPT -A ${CBLISTDROP} -j DROP
# Load IP ranges into chains correlating to first octet
BADIPS=$(egrep -v "^#|^$" $tDB)
for ipblock in $BADIPS
do
topip=`echo $ipblock | cut -f 1 -d '.'`
$IPT -L $topip-$CBLIST > /dev/null 2>&1
if [ $? = 1 ] ; then
printf "Creating chain for octet %s\n" ${topip}
$IPT -N $topip-$CBLIST
sip=${topip}.0.0.0/8
$IPT -A $CBLIST -s ${sip} -j $topip-$CBLIST
fi
printf " Adding rule for %s to chain for octet %s\n" ${ipblock} ${topip}
$IPT -A $topip-$CBLIST -s $ipblock -j ${CBLISTDROP}
done
done
}
loadTables() {
createIPTLoadFile
${IPT}-restore -n ${IPTCBRESTORE}
#directLoadTables
printf "Country block instituted for: %s\n" "$ISO"
}
# create a dir
[ ! -d $ZONEROOT ] && /bin/mkdir -p $ZONEROOT
# clean old rules
cleanOldRules
# update zone files as needed
updateZoneFiles
# create a new iptables list
loadTables
exit 0
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