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Criminal IP Weekly Denylist – Anonymous IPs

• VPN IP: A virtual private network (VPN) is used for secure external communications, but can also be used by malicious users to hide their identity and evade tracking.
• Proxy IP: A proxy server acts as an intermediary server when a user client connects to an Internet website. It is also used to bypass IP addresses or hide identities.
• Tor IP: Tor is an anonymizing network used to hide one’s identity while exploring the dark web.
• Scanner IP: A scanner is used by security analysts and researchers to scan open ports and investigate hosts or servers. However, malicious users also use the scanner to exploit vulnerabilities.
• C2 IP: A Command and Control (C2) IP address refers to an IP address where tools used in penetration testing during ethical hacking scenarios are installed or an IP address that has been compromised by a hacker for botnet control.

* Here is the list of anonymous IP addresses detected in the fourth week of August. Clicking on the link will take you to the Criminal IP Asset Search results page.

The list of anonymous IPs is based on data from Criminal IP, a search engine for cyber threat intelligence. It includes not only attacker IPs, but also IPs that have been abused.

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