The cause for this is that the buffer used to download the global ban list was only large enough to hold 1024 bytes when it was supposed to have held 1024 bans. As a result, sometimes the list gets truncated mid-ip. In this case, it looks like it got truncated at "65", effectively banning 65.*.*.*. I have adjusted the ban list to print out fewer IP's to prevent mid-ip truncation. I did this earlier today, but I guess the list cut off sooner than I thought and it was another ip that began with "65" causing the issue. Hopefully this fixes it. Sorry for the inconvenience.
