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 Last Bad Event
• Located in the Colombia
• Seen with User-Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1; MRA 5.8 (build 4157); .NET CLR 2.0.50727; AskTbPTV/5.11.3.15590)

Malicious IP	Event	Total	First	Last
190.14.255.234 | HSC	Bad Event	44	2010-05-04	2019-08-17
190.253.111.210 | SDC	Bad Event	7	2014-04-10	2018-07-04
201.221.133.182 | DC	Bad Event	36	2013-12-23	2018-02-01
190.145.26.3 | DC	Bad Event	6	2013-06-16	2017-08-31
201.221.132.22 | C	Bad Event	30	2014-02-12	2015-08-18
201.221.133.86 | C	Bad Event	25	2013-12-21	2015-07-11
190.144.228.198 | SDCR	Bad Event	15,323	2013-06-01	2015-03-05
201.221.131.203 | C	Bad Event	14	2014-02-14	2015-02-17
201.221.131.102 | C	Bad Event	37	2014-05-16	2015-01-11
190.254.1.201 | C	Bad Event	5	2014-04-18	2015-01-09
200.85.231.60 | SC	Bad Event	37	2014-08-17	2014-09-18
190.14.248.2 | SDC	Bad Event	364	2009-07-06	2014-08-29
190.146.192.82 | SD	Bad Event	590	2014-07-11	2014-07-23
201.245.200.202 | C	Bad Event	77	2014-07-04	2014-07-21
190.60.248.98 | S	Bad Event	108	2014-06-12	2014-07-14
186.83.115.70 | S	Bad Event	9	2009-09-03	2014-05-27
190.27.246.2 | SDC	Bad Event	907	2009-07-16	2014-05-19
201.221.133.6 | C	Bad Event	42	2013-12-25	2014-04-28
190.145.55.171 | SDC	Bad Event	5,166	2012-05-19	2014-02-04
190.128.25.35 | SDC	Bad Event	33	2010-08-24	2014-01-24
200.24.23.82 | C	Bad Event	3	2013-12-24	2014-01-01
190.66.1.39 | DC	Bad Event	4	2012-07-13	2013-09-26
201.245.175.177 | SDC	Bad Event	726	2010-10-24	2013-09-17
190.90.161.246 | C	Bad Event	359	2012-09-21	2013-09-09
190.14.232.98 | SDC	Bad Event	192	2009-08-06	2013-09-02

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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