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: curl/7.19.7 (x86_64-redhat-linux-gnu) libcurl/7.35.0 OpenSSL/1.0.1e zlib/1.2.3 libidn/1.18 libssh2/1.4.3

Malicious IP	Event	Total	First	Last
213.253.214.69 | SDC	Bad Event	2,433	2007-01-18	2018-12-22
190.152.5.10 | SC	Bad Event	20	2007-08-08	2019-03-07
210.210.158.186 | S	Bad Event	4	2007-11-20	2014-12-10
85.113.140.196 | SD	Bad Event	20,878	2008-01-10	2021-10-23
217.116.60.66 | SDC	Bad Event	1,458	2008-01-22	2019-02-15
202.152.38.74 | SDC	Bad Event	176	2008-01-23	2019-04-10
213.6.227.38 | SDC	Bad Event	354	2008-03-20	2021-12-17
89.34.202.96 | SC	Bad Event	21	2008-04-19	2019-11-27
213.6.229.130 | SDC	Bad Event	1,788	2008-06-29	2019-03-10
78.36.201.42 | SD	Bad Event	1,220	2008-07-07	2018-10-31
210.245.51.14 | SDC	Bad Event	28,472	2008-08-09	2022-03-31
217.27.219.14 | SDC	Bad Event	23,062	2008-08-25	2020-08-06
125.163.136.237 | SDC	Bad Event	25	2008-08-28	2019-11-23
201.220.84.190 | SD	Bad Event	16,810	2008-09-02	2019-10-04
213.6.67.94 | SD	Bad Event	1,199	2008-10-04	2019-07-23
81.21.85.191 | SDCR	Bad Event	75	2008-10-15	2019-11-24
78.29.44.57 | SD	Bad Event	19,129	2008-11-13	2020-03-27
77.51.199.232 | SD	Bad Event	28	2008-11-18	2019-03-03
203.77.215.250 | SDC	Bad Event	10,123	2008-12-10	2020-02-06
83.13.205.178 | SC	Bad Event	32	2009-03-29	2019-06-02
85.172.109.190 | SDC	Bad Event	81	2009-04-20	2019-04-09
194.105.25.25 | SDC	Bad Event	214	2009-04-21	2019-08-10
92.50.59.146 | SD	Bad Event	4,141	2009-08-04	2019-09-24
77.245.175.182 | SD	Bad Event	10,325	2009-09-11	2019-03-31
110.74.196.232 | SC	Bad Event	25	2009-10-08	2019-10-14

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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