Russian government agencies and their associated networks.

This repository contains Python scripts that allow you to retrieve network lists based on either an Autonomous System (AS) name or a Network name. Also you can download and parse the whole RIPE database to get information about Networks for the further analysis.

• Look at compiled blacklists in the folder blacklists/
• Look at other network and ASN lists in the folder auto/

Files and features

• network_list_from_as.py: Retrieves a list of networks associated with a given AS name.

• network_list_from_netname.py: Retrieves a list of networks associated with a given Network name.

• get_info_from_ripe.py: Retrieves information about Russian AS numbers and Networks from RIPE database for the further analysis.

• get_description.py: Retrieves network names, AS names and organisation names from RIPE. Updates te lists in the folder auto/.

• parse_ripe_db.py: Parses the whole RIPE database to get information about Networks for the further analysis.

• Contributors are welcome!

  • lists/ru-gov-netnames.txt: A list of network names associated with the Russian government.
  • lists/ru-gov-asns.txt: A list of AS numbers associated with the Russian government.

• blacklist_updater.sh: Static blacklist updater.

• blacklists/blacklist.txt: Static daily generated blacklist!

• blacklists/blacklist_with_comments.txt: Static daily generated blacklist with comments!

• auto/all-ru-*.txt: Static monthly generated lists of Russian networks and ASNs!

• auto/ripe-ru-*.txt: Static weekly generated lists of Russian networks from RIPE database!

These scripts have been tested on MacOS, FreeBSD and Linux.

Prerequisites

• Python 3: Download it from the official website.

Installation

1. Clone this repository:

   git clone https://github.com/C24Be/AS_Network_List.git
   

2. Navigate to the repository folder:

   cd AS_Network_List
   

3. Install the required Python packages:

   ./requirements.sh
   

   If this step causes issue PEP 668 due to python version >=3.12 and you're unfamiliar with virtual environments, use this workaround:

   pip install -r requirements.txt --break-system-packages
   

Usage

network_list_from_as.py

1. Run the script with the AS number as an argument:

   ./network_list_from_as.py AS61280
   

2. Run the script with a URL to a file in a GitHub repository as an argument:

   ./network_list_from_as.py https://github.com/C24Be/AS_Network_List/blob/main/lists/ru-gov-asns.txt
   

   Or better use the raw file link:

   ./network_list_from_as.py https://raw.githubusercontent.com/C24Be/AS_Network_List/main/lists/ru-gov-asns.txt
   

3. To display a help message, use the -h or --help switch:

   ./network_list_from_as.py --help
   

network_list_from_netname.py

1. Run the script with a file containing a list of network names as an argument:

   ./network_list_from_netname.py lists/ru-gov-netnames.txt
   

2. Run the script with a URL to a file in a GitHub repository as an argument:

   ./network_list_from_netname.py https://github.com/C24Be/AS_Network_List/blob/main/lists/ru-gov-netnames.txt
   

   Or better use the raw file link:

   ./network_list_from_netname.py https://raw.githubusercontent.com/C24Be/AS_Network_List/main/lists/ru-gov-netnames.txt
   

3. To display a help message, use the -h or --help switch:

   ./network_list_from_netname.py --help
   

Screenshots

Additional information

• RIPE DB Inetnum

Contributing

We are welcome contributions! Feel free to submit a pull request or open an issue.