Directory of Malicious IPs

The list below is comprised of Malicious IPs that are:

Arranged by their Total Bad Events
Located in the Brazil
Seen with User-Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; America Online Browser 1.1; rev1.1; Windows NT 5.1;)

Malicious IP	Event	Total	First	Last
200.219.152.6 \| SDC	Bad Event	10,651	2008-01-18	2009-11-18
187.6.85.3 \| HSDC	Bad Event	912	2009-10-08	2011-12-07
200.195.95.38 \| SDC	Bad Event	281	2007-04-10	2009-11-06
187.4.128.12 \| HDC	Bad Event	253	2010-05-21	2013-02-11
189.14.103.146 \| SDW	Bad Event	137	2009-01-27	2011-04-19
201.27.54.132 \| SD	Bad Event	41	2009-04-07	2010-07-13
200.172.37.40 \| S	Bad Event	12	2010-09-12	2010-09-12
201.12.179.213 \| C	Bad Event	8	2007-08-20	2007-09-18
201.26.44.119 \| S	Bad Event	7	2008-07-27	2011-04-03
200.171.13.76 \| SC	Bad Event	6	2007-01-11	2009-06-24
201.84.13.41 \| C	Bad Event	5	2007-10-02	2007-10-30

Click any IP address for more details | Last updated: April 16 2024 12:13:42 AM

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