how to fight back attacks on my web service

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Published on 2011-02-12T03:56:47Z Indexed on 2011/02/12 7:26 UTC
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My apache webservice is getting a large quantity of requests over the days, each one with somewhat random login to gain access.
I identified about 60 such ips(a few sample below), all belong to google. is there a way to find more information about the origin of the attacker? or should I just block these ips. secondly, should I attempt to block the identified ips subnets(74.125.46.*) as a preventive measure?

72.14.194.65
64.233.172.20
74.125.75.19
72.14.194.33
74.125.46.87
74.125.44.91
74.125.46.91

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