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: Mozilla/5.0 (Linux; Android 4.1.2; SGH-I727R Build/JZO54K) AppleWebKit/537.22 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/25.0.1364.169 Mobile Safari/537.22

Malicious IP	Event	Total	First	Last
64.14.68.11 | SW	Bad Event	92	2008-03-25	2010-09-20
81.17.27.131	Bad Event	1	2011-12-23	2011-12-23
81.17.27.139 | S	Bad Event	15	2011-12-28	2012-01-21
193.169.56.20 | S	Bad Event	4	2011-12-29	2012-01-24
88.198.110.130 | S	Bad Event	15	2012-06-09	2012-06-11
173.208.173.122 | S	Bad Event	4	2014-07-12	2014-08-19
130.185.250.76 | HSDCW	Bad Event	170	2015-09-27	2020-03-18
162.221.204.241 | HS	Bad Event	8	2015-12-21	2015-12-29
185.100.86.167 | SDC	Bad Event	6,793	2016-07-28	2018-02-04
94.23.173.249 | SDC	Bad Event	1,124	2017-02-05	2017-07-28
51.15.37.18 | C	Bad Event	1,689	2017-02-20	2017-07-23
185.170.42.4 | SDC	Bad Event	4,564	2017-04-09	2017-08-06
185.170.41.8 | SDC	Bad Event	8,728	2017-04-10	2017-09-10
185.127.25.68 | SDC	Bad Event	3,218	2017-04-26	2017-11-03
137.74.168.110 | SDC	Bad Event	174	2017-04-22	2017-05-11
66.70.217.179 | SDC	Bad Event	20,469	2017-06-08	2018-08-04
104.244.72.251 | C	Bad Event	5	2017-06-16	2019-10-25
62.176.4.10 | SDC	Bad Event	3,535	2017-07-24	2018-01-13
178.17.174.198 | SCW	Bad Event	34	2017-08-21	2018-08-07
178.17.170.23 | HSC	Bad Event	8	2017-08-23	2022-03-31
93.174.93.71 | SDC	Bad Event	6,352	2017-09-07	2018-02-16
62.219.3.48 | SDC	Bad Event	17,517	2017-09-19	2020-04-20
23.129.64.103 | SDC	Bad Event	2,927	2017-12-18	2019-06-02
23.129.64.102 | SDC	Bad Event	2,483	2017-12-03	2019-06-01
54.38.57.158 | SD	Bad Event	745	2018-05-16	2018-07-18

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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