This was IPFilters's source code:```php
```Apparently, there don't seem to be any specific bypasses to perform. However, by analyzing each PHP function used in the program one by one, I discovered that `inet_pton` is vulnerable because it also accepts IPv4 addresses containing zeros in the last subset. For example: `xxx.xxx.x.00x`.  \In this way, I can fit the backend's IP address within the subnet range by passing it the same IP printed by the debug, with trailing zeros.  \For instance, `192.168.1.2` => `192.168.1.002`.