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• ↓ Compromised IPs
• ↓ About the Data
• ↓ FAQs
• ↓ Other Blocklists Available From Spamhaus
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"The Exploits Blocklist contains individual IPv4 and IPv6 addresses exhibiting signs of compromise i.e. IPs that are legitimate but have been hijacked to use by third-party exploits. Spamhaus will automatically add an IP to the XBL where we have compelling evidence that suggests that a machine or device using the IP is insecure, compromised, or infected."

"In order to maintain the utility of the XBL and to prevent bad actors from using the information to evade XBL listings, Spamhaus does not reveal the precise behaviors that typically result in an XBL listing. Generally speaking, however, those behaviors can include:"

"XBL listings will automatically expire after a period of time once the malicious behavior is no longer detected."

"This dataset on average contains 2 million listings, with 650,000 new detections relating to exploited IPs every 24 hours. Updated in real time, when paired with other reputation data, gain industry-leading catch rates with extremely low false positives."

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Compromised IPs

About the Data

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