Directory of Malicious IPs

The list below is comprised of Malicious IPs (limited to the top 25 — login to see more) that are:

• Arranged by their First Bad Event, ascending
• Seen with User-Agent: Links 0.99pre14 under Cygwin on Windows 2000: Links (0.99pre14; CYGWIN_NT-5.0 1.5.16(0.128/4/2) i686; 80x25)

Malicious IP	Event	Total	First	Last
195.140.170.182 | SC	Bad Event	43	2007-11-19	2009-08-24
221.204.253.154 | SDC	Bad Event	1,622	2007-12-05	2009-10-16
203.81.197.87 | SC	Bad Event	53	2008-05-09	2009-10-20
218.62.24.170 | SC	Bad Event	20	2008-07-06	2015-09-23
89.165.40.10 | SDC	Bad Event	515	2008-08-11	2013-04-29
209.237.150.139 | SDC	Bad Event	147	2008-10-11	2012-10-18
88.198.51.107 | SC	Bad Event	294	2008-11-30	2009-11-18
81.2.195.172 | SCW	Bad Event	294	2008-12-26	2014-12-03
80.58.205.56 | HSC	Bad Event	139	2007-05-25	2011-08-13
91.121.146.76 | SDC	Bad Event	1,039	2009-01-07	2009-09-19
121.28.7.181 | SDC	Bad Event	828	2009-01-19	2009-08-19
194.170.32.253 | SC	Bad Event	528	2007-06-06	2009-10-21
194.170.32.254 | SC	Bad Event	550	2007-06-06	2009-10-21
213.251.189.201 | HSC	Bad Event	345	2008-09-16	2009-11-18
189.17.118.58 | SDC	Bad Event	3,323	2009-03-27	2011-11-29
201.130.79.57 | SC	Bad Event	273	2009-05-01	2009-11-18
80.73.4.9 | SDC	Bad Event	2,072	2009-06-29	2009-11-11
74.55.86.130 | SDC	Bad Event	284	2009-07-09	2011-10-08
206.124.17.4 | SDC	Bad Event	566	2009-07-16	2009-11-18
89.144.101.13 | SCR	Bad Event	548	2009-07-25	2009-11-08
41.210.252.11 | HSCR	Bad Event	2,144	2009-04-17	2010-08-07
124.56.18.208 | SDC	Bad Event	209	2009-08-05	2009-11-18
118.47.248.139 | SC	Bad Event	70	2009-08-08	2009-09-27
119.70.40.100 | SDC	Bad Event	521	2009-08-13	2009-10-31
121.28.34.69 | SDC	Bad Event	1,645	2009-08-25	2012-10-02

Information is obtained from our worldwide network of honey pots. Please note: being listed on these pages does not necessarily mean an IP address is owned by a spammer. For example, it may have been hijacked from its true owner. If you believe an IP address is listed here in error, contact us and we will investigate.

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