Directory of Malicious IPs

The list below is comprised of Malicious IPs that are:

Arranged by their Last Bad Event
Located in the France
Seen with User-Agent: Mozilla/3.0 (compatible; NetPositive/2.2.1; BeOS)

Malicious IP	Event	Total	First	Last
82.234.123.179 \| SDC	Bad Event	34	2006-11-15	2009-05-13
193.252.169.65 \| SDC	Bad Event	326	2007-09-10	2009-05-07
82.66.191.182 \| SC	Bad Event	8	2006-12-04	2009-01-21
89.185.48.164 \| C	Bad Event	286	2008-06-04	2009-01-20
213.245.203.15 \| SDC	Bad Event	72	2007-04-25	2008-06-22
84.100.104.51 \| SD	Bad Event	81	2007-12-30	2008-04-27
80.13.169.25 \| C	Bad Event	30	2008-03-02	2008-04-09
85.68.183.105 \| SC	Bad Event	14	2008-03-06	2008-03-30
88.174.106.118 \| C	Bad Event	1	2008-03-04	2008-03-04
77.206.246.200 \| C	Bad Event	1	2008-02-09	2008-02-09
81.220.186.205 \| C	Bad Event	10	2008-01-29	2008-01-31
82.247.201.64 \| C	Bad Event	16	2007-09-16	2007-11-25

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