More Amazon stuff, This isn't new, but I thought ist might help to show how it is divided. Some of this is showing up with most of my unwanted traffic:
The full range is 35.71.64.0 - 35.127.255.255 which covers the following: 35.71.64.0/18 35.71.64.0 - 35.71.127.255
35.71.128.0/17 35.71.128.0 - 35.71.255.255
35.72.0.0/13 35.72.0.0 - 35.79.255.255
35.80.0.0/12 35.80.0.0 - 35.95.255.255
35.96.0.0/11 35.96.0.0 - 35.127.255.255
The most troublesome part for me is 35.80.0.0/12 35.80.0.0 - 35.95.255.255
Jonesy
6:44 pm on Jan 13, 2024 (gmt 0)
The list of some 6,223 Amazon IPv4 CIDRs here [ip-ranges.amazonaws.com ] Also the IPv6 list there, too.
not2easy
7:55 pm on Jan 13, 2024 (gmt 0)
Most of those are listed around here over the years, though searching doesn't help at all any more.
not2easy
7:07 pm on Jan 19, 2024 (gmt 0)
Never heard of Digital Landscape before, looks like a nearby range to some old /20 ranges from Ramnode and Crissic IPs: Digital Landscape (scrapers) 23.226.16.0 - 23.226.31.255 23.226.16.0/20
BTW- UA: "python-requests/2.25.1", probably what got them a 403.
blend27
3:23 pm on Apr 21, 2024 (gmt 0)
Looks like Hyonix LLC(which has many more ranges, most listed as /24s in US, Singapore.... )