AS65099 BGP threat feed

We advertise host routes for malicious sources. You apply an inbound policy that turns every prefix from this session into a blackhole / discard route, so traffic to those destinations is silently dropped on your edge. We advertise prefixes with NO_ADVERTISE bgp community.

1. Configure the session. Point an eBGP multihop neighbor at 176.100.36.217 with remote AS 65099.
2. Apply the inbound policy. Use the sample config for your platform below. It rewrites the next-hop to discard or marks the route as blackhole.
3. Done. Routes install pointing at Null0 / discard. Updates and withdrawals are handled live over BGP.

Each sample sets a sane maximum-prefix safety limit and routes the discard next-hop (10.99.99.99 for IPv4, 100::1 for IPv6) to Null0. Replace <YOUR-ASN> with your own AS number before applying.

Communities let peers identify the source list if they want to log, filter, or prefer specific feeds. All routes use next-hop 10.99.99.99.