🚦 IP Reputation
Enter a public IP address to see its network details (country, ASN, organization, ISP, reverse DNS) alongside reputation signals from real sources. If a source isn’t configured, the tool says so — it never invents a score.
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How It Works
Network details come from this site's IP Lookup and Reverse DNS tools. Reputation signals come from two kinds of source: the Tor Project's public exit-node list (checked for every IPv4 address, no key needed), and AbuseIPDB abuse-confidence data, which is only queried when the site operator has configured an API key. Every reputation result shows its source and the time it was checked.
Categories such as spam, malware, bot activity, and proxy/VPN usage depend on a configured threat-intelligence provider. When none is configured, the page states that plainly rather than showing a made-up score. A clean result from one source does not prove an address is safe, and a report does not prove it is malicious — shared and reassigned addresses are often reported for activity that isn't theirs today.
Examples & Common Use Cases
- Triage a source IP from a firewall or authentication log.
- Check whether a connecting address is a known Tor exit node.
- Pair with IOC Analyzer and DNS Lookup when investigating an alert.