#!/bin/bash
# Written by: Leon Trappett
#
# This script will take 2 lists of IP addresses from text files and then list the IP addresses that are common amongst them
# For example from a firewall log and a list of known compromised hosts
countLoopA=0
countLoopB=0
while read unusualIP
do
while read firewallIP
do
if [[ $unusualIP == $firewallIP ]]; then
echo "***" $firewallIP
break
fi
let countLoopA=countLoopA+1
done < filename1.txt
let countLoopB=countLoopB+1
# echo $countLoopB " " $countLoopA
done < filename2.txt
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