127.0.0.3Join/Part
Join/part flooding on the network.
Use the delisting process to quickly request a removal of your IP from EvilNET.
We check it against rbl.evilnet.org.
The class is the last number of the DNS answer from rbl.evilnet.org.
127.0.0.3Join/part flooding on the network.
127.0.0.5A host that has been taken over and used for abuse.
127.0.0.6A client sending spam to channels or users.
127.0.0.7A machine taking part in denial-of-service attacks.
127.0.0.8An open or misconfigured proxy anyone can use.
127.0.0.10A VPN exit that is being used for abuse.
127.0.0.17Detected automatically as part of a botnet.
127.0.0.18A DNS or mail server hostname that has been compromised.