Currently the CIDR-search accepts invalid CIDRs netmasks like 80.245.144.218/20 (correct: 80.245.144.0/20)
A search for 80.245.145.219/19 is identical to a search for 80.245.128.0/19. So the netmask takes precedence over the address bits.
The frontend or backend should indicate the mismatch to the user, as it is likely an unintentional input problem leading to other results than expected.
Currently the CIDR-search accepts invalid CIDRs netmasks like 80.245.144.218/20 (correct: 80.245.144.0/20)
A search for 80.245.145.219/19 is identical to a search for 80.245.128.0/19. So the netmask takes precedence over the address bits.
The frontend or backend should indicate the mismatch to the user, as it is likely an unintentional input problem leading to other results than expected.