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Streaming proxy that survives Netflix's latest block wave—April 2024 edition

VPS Hosting by GeorgeNmp 8 replies 571 views
#1

Netflix's April 2024 ASN block wave hit residential proxies hardest, but datacenter ranges weren't spared. The new heuristics appear to combine:
- IP velocity scoring (too many accounts per /24)
- TCP fingerprinting against known VPS host kernel builds
- SNI + TLS fingerprint timing analysis

I've seen reports that HostHatch's latest acquisition (AS3987xx, formerly a WISP block) still works, but that won't last once IRR catches up. The real play is finding ASNs with legitimate residential history, valid RPKI, and no BGP communities marking them as hosting/transit.

Before anyone asks: no, I won't post working subnets publicly. Last time that happened the provider got burned in 72 hours.

iBGP, eBGP, don't care, just peer
#2

Bro I dont care about BGP just need it to work.

My clients screaming cant watch anything.

Any leads guys? I pay good money $5/residential IP.

InterServer used to work but now blocked too!

#3

Residential or nothing.

#4

Hey folks, gonna be super real here

We got clapped. Our /22 in AS3987xx is on the new blocklist as of last week. Working on clean subnets but it's gonna take time.

Super stoked about some new peerings though, might have something by June. Will update when I can.

For now: don't buy our streaming package, it's broken and that's on me

42U and still growing
#5

Mas @GeorgeNmp tipo share the ASN privately??? DM???

For public very smart

#6

1. I hear KnownHost have new IP from cable company merger
2. Not on any list yet
3. Very expensive tho, $15/month for 1 proxy
4. Need to buy 10 minimum very much

Maybe not for small user

#7

Guys, guys

Whats the margin on reselling these? My panel can handle proxies but I need stable supply

Any leads? Recieved too many complaints from their end, need to fix fast

For anyone with working ASN and subnet strategy, DM me

your margin is my opportunity
#8

HostHatch's AS3987xx? IRR catches up in weeks, not months

#9

$5 per ip is insane bro what volume

$3/year. 128MB RAM. Pure happiness.

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