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
• Located in the United States
• Seen with User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 6.1; en-GB; rv:1.9.1.3) Gecko/20090824 Firefox/3.5.3

Malicious IP	Event	Total	First	Last
208.188.3.80 | SDC	Bad Event	4,998	2006-06-23	2011-03-30
66.206.0.48 | SC	Bad Event	101	2006-08-21	2010-12-20
216.118.70.2 | HSCR	Bad Event	632	2007-06-04	2012-06-24
24.129.61.110 | SC	Bad Event	14	2007-06-09	2012-01-29
72.73.25.190 | SC	Bad Event	39	2007-07-30	2010-11-29
167.192.220.240 | SC	Bad Event	381	2008-10-27	2011-07-13
65.60.36.242 | CW	Bad Event	1,825	2009-07-19	2012-11-14
168.216.126.159 | SC	Bad Event	185	2009-07-23	2011-03-10
216.157.208.146 | SCR	Bad Event	133	2009-09-02	2011-01-11
24.158.38.8	Bad Event	1	2009-09-30	2009-09-30
64.120.169.149 | SC	Bad Event	162	2009-10-24	2013-08-30
63.174.60.11 | SC	Bad Event	77	2010-05-07	2011-02-15
207.28.249.82 | SDC	Bad Event	69	2010-05-05	2011-03-21
205.209.140.142 | C	Bad Event	34	2010-05-29	2010-11-15
199.71.216.194 | SDC	Bad Event	345	2010-06-18	2010-06-23
174.138.171.86 | SDC	Bad Event	126	2010-06-21	2010-07-18
24.196.229.219 | SC	Bad Event	4	2010-07-10	2010-08-22
64.203.202.199 | SDC	Bad Event	83	2010-07-25	2011-03-31
66.195.230.128 | SC	Bad Event	29	2010-06-24	2010-12-14
74.208.174.194 | SC	Bad Event	125	2010-08-30	2010-10-22
216.59.17.116 | SDC	Bad Event	58	2010-09-03	2010-09-17
64.22.120.93 | SC	Bad Event	125	2010-10-16	2011-05-05
66.79.164.110 | SC	Bad Event	26	2010-11-01	2011-07-10
173.165.65.93 | SC	Bad Event	21	2010-11-10	2011-03-07
69.197.181.187 | SC	Bad Event	7	2010-12-08	2011-03-13

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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