IP Risk

The IP Risk feed provides risk intelligence for all IP addresses that host domains, regardless of risk level. This feed includes enrichment data: threat scores, geographic information, ASN details, and domain hosting metrics.

Overview

This feed captures all IP addresses that actively host one or more domains, providing risk assessment and enrichment data for each IP address. The feed includes both confirmed threats from third-party intelligence feeds and predictive risk scores based on DomainTools machine learning models.

Use this feed when you need to:

Monitor IP addresses hosting domains for threat intelligence
Analyze hosting infrastructure risk patterns
Correlate IP-based threats with domain activity
Build IP reputation databases
Detect suspicious hosting patterns
Enrich security alerts with IP risk context
Track threat actor infrastructure

Inclusion criteria: IP address actively hosts one or more domains (regardless of risk level).

Daily download format: Gzip-compressed tab-separated (TSV) text file

Size: 15-20 million IP addresses, ~200MB compressed

Quick Start

Get started with the IP Risk feed in under 60 seconds using the Real-time Feed API:

# Start polling for IP risk data
curl -H "X-Api-Key: $DOMAINTOOLS_API_KEY" \
  'https://api.domaintools.com/v1/feed/iprisk/?sessionID=mySession'

This returns the last hour of data. Call again with the same sessionID to get only new data since your last request. See Real-time Feed API for complete details and Authentication for auth options.

Requirements

You need the following to access Threat Feeds:

An Enterprise Account with DomainTools, accessible at https://account.domaintools.com/my-account/
Authentication credentials (API key for header authentication, or API username and key for HMAC or open key authentication)
A way to interact with a REST API delivered through AWS

Obtain your API credentials from your group’s API administrator. API administrators can manage their API keys at https://research.domaintools.com, selecting the drop-down account menu and choosing API admin.

For assistance, contact enterprisesupport@domaintools.com.

Authentication

You can authenticate to the IP Risk API using three different methods. Choose the method that best fits your security requirements and technical environment.

API key (header) authentication

Authenticate your requests by including the API key in the header of each HTTP request. The API key serves as a unique identifier and authenticates your requests.

Required header:

X-Api-Key: $DOMAINTOOLS_API_KEY

Examples:

# Feed API request
curl -H "X-Api-Key: $DOMAINTOOLS_API_KEY" \
  'https://api.domaintools.com/v1/feed/iprisk/?sessionID=mySession'

# Download API request
curl -H "X-Api-Key: $DOMAINTOOLS_API_KEY" \
  'https://api.domaintools.com/v1/download/iprisk/'

HMAC authentication

HMAC authentication is a secure alternative to API key-based methods. It requires signing each request with an HMAC digest derived from your API key, providing integrity and authenticity without exposing credentials directly in the request.

This method is recommended for systems where authentication credentials shouldn’t be stored in plain text or included directly in request URLs.

DomainTools supports MD5, SHA1, and SHA256 for the hashing algorithm. Use SHA256 — it’s the recommended choice and is more resistant to collision attacks than MD5 or SHA1.

Required query parameters:

api_username: Your DomainTools API username
signature: HMAC-SHA256 signature of api_username + timestamp + uri_path
timestamp: Current UTC timestamp in ISO 8601 format (for example, 2025-06-01T15:30:00Z)

Constructing the HMAC signature:

signature = HMAC-SHA256(api_key, api_username + timestamp + uri_path)

Example Python signing function:

import hmac
import hashlib

def sign(api_username, api_key, timestamp, uri):
    params = f"{api_username}{timestamp}{uri}"
    return hmac.new(api_key.encode("utf-8"), params.encode("utf-8"), hashlib.sha256).hexdigest()

Examples:

# Feed API request with HMAC
curl 'https://api.domaintools.com/v1/feed/iprisk/?api_username=YOUR_USERNAME&signature=HMAC_SIGNATURE&timestamp=2025-01-06T15:30:00Z&sessionID=mySession'

# Download API request with HMAC
curl 'https://api.domaintools.com/v1/download/iprisk/?api_username=YOUR_USERNAME&signature=HMAC_SIGNATURE&timestamp=2025-01-06T15:30:00Z'

Open key authentication

This is the easiest authentication scheme to implement, but also the least secure. Each request contains the full API key and API username as query parameters. We recommend using API key header authentication or HMAC authentication instead.

If you’re unsure about your authentication options, contact enterprisesupport@domaintools.com.

Required query parameters:

api_username: Your API username
api_key: Your API key

Examples:

# Feed API request
curl 'https://api.domaintools.com/v1/feed/iprisk/?api_username=YOUR_USERNAME&api_key=YOUR_API_KEY&sessionID=mySession'

# Download API request
curl 'https://api.domaintools.com/v1/download/iprisk/?api_username=YOUR_USERNAME&api_key=YOUR_API_KEY'

Real-time Feed API

The Real-time Feed API provides streaming access to IP Risk data as risk assessments are updated. This enables real-time monitoring of hosting infrastructure threats and immediate detection of changes in IP risk profiles.

Base URL

https://api.domaintools.com/v1/feed/iprisk/

Feed API rate limits

Real-time feeds have the following rate limits:

2 queries per minute
120 queries per hour

If you exceed these limits, the API returns an error.

Feed API response formats

The API supports two response formats:

NDJSON (Newline-Delimited JSON)

Default format when no Accept header is specified
Also known as JSON Lines (JSONL)
One JSON object per line
Efficient for streaming and processing large datasets
Set Accept: application/x-ndjson to explicitly request this format

CSV (Comma-Separated Values)

Set Accept: text/csv to request CSV format
Add &headers=1 to the query parameters to include column headers as the first line
Not available for all feeds; check the specific feed documentation for CSV support

Feed API session management

Session management allows you to maintain your position in the feed data stream, ensuring you don’t miss or duplicate events when polling the API.

How sessions work:

Start a new session: Provide a unique sessionID parameter of your choosing. By default, the API returns the past hour of results.
Resume a session: Use the same sessionID in subsequent requests. The API returns all data since your last request.
Handle large result sets: If a single request exceeds 10M results, the API returns an HTTP 206 response code. Repeat the same request with the same sessionID to receive the next batch of data until you receive an HTTP 200 response code.
One request at a time: Do not send simultaneous requests with the same sessionID for the same feed. Wait for each request to complete before sending the next one. Concurrent requests with the same sessionID can produce errors or incomplete results.
Delete a session: Use an HTTP DELETE request with your sessionID to clear the saved offset and start fresh.

Session ID requirements:

1 to 64 characters in length
Alphanumeric characters and hyphens only ([a-zA-Z0-9-]+)
Case-sensitive

Feed API quick start

Start a new session:

curl -H "X-Api-Key: $DOMAINTOOLS_API_KEY" \
  'https://api.domaintools.com/v1/feed/iprisk/?sessionID=mySOC'

A new sessionID returns the last hour of data by default.

Continue polling for new updates:

# Call again with the same sessionID to get only new data since last call
curl -H "X-Api-Key: $DOMAINTOOLS_API_KEY" \
  'https://api.domaintools.com/v1/feed/iprisk/?sessionID=mySOC'

Feed API parameters

Session management

`sessionID`

Type: String

Valid values: 1-64 alphanumeric characters and hyphens ([a-zA-Z0-9-]+)

Description: A unique identifier for the session, used for resuming data retrieval from the last point. Use a new sessionID to begin a new session, fetching the most recent hour by default. Reuse the same sessionID to return all feed data since your last request. If omitted, time window parameters (such as after/before) are required.

Example: sessionID=mySOC

Required: Yes, to continue where you left off (or use after/before instead)

`after`

Type: Integer or string

Valid values:

Integer: -1 to -432,000 (relative seconds before current time)
String: ISO 8601 datetime in UTC format (YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SSZ)

Description: The start of the query window (inclusive). When using an integer, the value is in seconds relative to the current time. When using a string, provide an absolute timestamp. The query window covers the most recent 5 days. A value older than 5 days is capped to the start of that window, and the response begins 5 days back.

Example: after=-60 or after=2024-10-16T10:20:00Z

Required: Yes, if before or sessionID not provided

`before`

Type: Integer or string

Valid values:

Integer: -1 to -432,000 (relative seconds before current time)
String: ISO 8601 datetime in UTC format (YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SSZ)

Description: The end of the query window (inclusive). When using an integer, the value is in seconds relative to the current time. When using a string, provide an absolute timestamp. The query window covers the most recent 5 days. A value older than 5 days places the window entirely outside it, and the response contains no records.

Example: before=-120 or before=2024-10-16T10:20:00Z

Required: Yes, if after or sessionID not provided

`fromBeginning`

Type: Boolean

Valid values: true, false, 1, 0

`top`

Type: Integer

Valid values: Positive integer, 1-1,000,000,000

Description: Limits the number of results in the response payload. Primarily intended for testing.

Example: top=10

Required: No

`headers`

Type: Boolean

Valid values: true, false, 1, 0

Description: Adds a header row as the first line of the response when text/csv is requested. Set headers=1 to enable; false is the default. Enabling it on a request that doesn’t ask for text/csv returns HTTP 422, as does a value that isn’t a boolean.

Example: headers=1

Required: No

Feed API response structure

The Feed API returns NDJSON (newline-delimited JSON) with one IP entry per line. Each entry includes a timestamp field indicating when the risk assessment was updated, plus all IP risk and enrichment fields.

Response fields:

timestamp (string): ISO 8601 UTC timestamp when the risk assessment was updated

Note: For real-time feeds, the total_domains field reflects domains seen over the last 30 days (not 7 days as in the daily feed).

Note: Percentage fields are a share of total_domains, truncated to an integer. A computed 37.5 percent is reported as 37.

Example response:

{"timestamp":"2025-01-06T15:30:42Z","ip":"192.0.2.10","asn":12345,"organization":"Example Hosting LLC","city":"Amsterdam","country":"NL","latitude":52.3676,"longitude":4.9041,"pdns_resolutions":12,"bad_pdns_resolutions":3,"total_domains":47,"zerolist_domains":2,"zerolist_ip":false,"third_party_threats":2,"all_threats_combined_count":9,"all_threats_combined_percent":19,"all_threats_percent":19,"combined_phishing_percent":4,"combined_malware_percent":10,"combined_spam_percent":4,"malicious_phishing":1,"malicious_malware":2,"malicious_spam":1,"percent_phishing":4,"percent_malware":10,"percent_spam":4,"compromised_phishing":0,"compromised_malware":1,"compromised_spam":0,"predicted_phishing":1,"predicted_malware":2,"predicted_spam":1}
{"timestamp":"2025-01-06T15:30:45Z","ip":"192.0.2.11","asn":67890,"organization":"Cloud Provider Corp","city":"Frankfurt","country":"DE","latitude":50.1109,"longitude":8.6821,"pdns_resolutions":5,"bad_pdns_resolutions":0,"total_domains":18,"zerolist_domains":0,"zerolist_ip":false,"third_party_threats":0,"all_threats_combined_count":1,"all_threats_combined_percent":5,"all_threats_percent":5,"combined_phishing_percent":0,"combined_malware_percent":5,"combined_spam_percent":0,"malicious_phishing":0,"malicious_malware":0,"malicious_spam":0,"percent_phishing":0,"percent_malware":5,"percent_spam":0,"compromised_phishing":0,"compromised_malware":0,"compromised_spam":0,"predicted_phishing":0,"predicted_malware":1,"predicted_spam":0}

IP and infrastructure fields

Field	Description
`ip`	IP address that has www/apex domains pointing to it
`asn`	The IP’s ASN (autonomous system number, routing provider)
`organization`	Organization associated with IP range based on geo data
`city`	City based on IP geo data
`country`	Country based on IP geo data
`latitude`	Geographic coordinates
`longitude`	Geographic coordinates

Domain activity metrics

Field	Description
`pdns_resolutions`	Number of domains seen on the IP in the last 24 hours
`bad_pdns_resolutions`	Number of confirmed bad domains seen on the IP in the last 24 hours
`total_domains`	Total number of domains seen on this IP in the last 7 days
`zerolist_domains`	Number of zero-listed domains seen on this IP
`zerolist_ip`	Indicates if this IP is zero-listed (e.g., CDN)

Threat intelligence metrics

Field	Description
`third_party_threats`	Number of domains on IP confirmed with any threat on a third-party intel feed
`all_threats_combined_count`	Number of confirmed or predicted domains on third-party intel feed or threat profile
`all_threats_combined_percent`	Percentage of `total_domains` that are confirmed or predicted malicious
`all_threats_percent`	Percentage of `total_domains` including all threat types

Combined threat predictions

Field	Description
`combined_phishing_percent`	Percentage of `total_domains` confirmed or predicted as phishing
`combined_malware_percent`	Percentage of `total_domains` confirmed or predicted as malware
`combined_spam_percent`	Percentage of `total_domains` confirmed or predicted as spam

Confirmed malicious threats

Field	Description
`malicious_phishing`	Number of malicious phishing domains on third-party intel feeds
`malicious_malware`	Number of malicious malware domains on third-party intel feeds
`malicious_spam`	Number of malicious spam domains on third-party intel feeds
`percent_phishing`	Percentage of `total_domains` that are confirmed phishing
`percent_malware`	Percentage of `total_domains` that are confirmed malware
`percent_spam`	Percentage of `total_domains` that are confirmed spam

Compromised threats

Field	Description
`compromised_phishing`	Number of compromised phishing domains on third-party intel feeds
`compromised_malware`	Number of compromised malware domains on third-party intel feeds
`compromised_spam`	Number of compromised spam domains on third-party intel feeds

Predicted threats

Field	Description
`predicted_phishing`	Number of domains (with no confirmed threat) predicted as phishing
`predicted_malware`	Number of domains (with no confirmed threat) predicted as malware
`predicted_spam`	Number of domains (with no confirmed threat) predicted as spam

Feed API response codes

Code	Status	Description
`200`	OK	The request was successful and all data has been delivered
`206`	Partial content	The request was successful, but only a portion of the data was returned. The request exceeded 10M results or the 1-hour evaluation window. Repeat the same request with the same `sessionID` to receive the next batch of data until you receive an HTTP `200` response
`400`	Bad request	The request is malformed
`403`	Forbidden	Missing or invalid API credentials
`404`	Not found	The requested resource (such as a `sessionID`) doesn’t exist
`406`	Not acceptable	Either the specified `Accept` header value isn’t supported (only `application/x-ndjson` and `text/csv` are accepted), or `fromBeginning` was used with a `sessionID` that already exists
`422`	Unprocessable entity	The request is syntactically valid but violates semantic or domain-specific rules (for example, invalid query parameter values)

Feed API examples

Basic session polling:

# Start a new session
curl -H "X-Api-Key: $DOMAINTOOLS_API_KEY" \
  'https://api.domaintools.com/v1/feed/iprisk/?sessionID=mySOC'

# Resume the session (returns data since last request)
curl -H "X-Api-Key: $DOMAINTOOLS_API_KEY" \
  'https://api.domaintools.com/v1/feed/iprisk/?sessionID=mySOC'

Time window filtering:

# Get data from a specific time range
curl -H "X-Api-Key: $DOMAINTOOLS_API_KEY" \
  'https://api.domaintools.com/v1/feed/iprisk/?after=2025-01-06T10:00:00Z&before=2025-01-06T11:00:00Z'

CSV format:

# Request CSV format with headers
curl -H 'Accept: text/csv' -H "X-Api-Key: $DOMAINTOOLS_API_KEY" \
  'https://api.domaintools.com/v1/feed/iprisk/?headers=1&sessionID=mySOC'

# Request CSV format without headers
curl -H 'Accept: text/csv' -H "X-Api-Key: $DOMAINTOOLS_API_KEY" \
  'https://api.domaintools.com/v1/feed/iprisk/?sessionID=mySOC'

Limiting the response size:

# Limit the response to 10 records
curl -H "X-Api-Key: $DOMAINTOOLS_API_KEY" \
  'https://api.domaintools.com/v1/feed/iprisk/?top=10&sessionID=mySOC'

Filtering by threat metrics:

# IPs with at least 50% of domains confirmed or predicted malicious, excluding superhosters
curl -H "X-Api-Key: $DOMAINTOOLS_API_KEY" \
  'https://api.domaintools.com/v1/feed/iprisk/?all_threats_combined_percent_min=50&total_domains_max=1000&sessionID=mySOC'

Handling large result sets:

# If you receive HTTP 206, repeat the request to get the next batch
curl -H "X-Api-Key: $DOMAINTOOLS_API_KEY" \
  'https://api.domaintools.com/v1/feed/iprisk/?sessionID=mySOC'
# Repeat until you receive HTTP 200

Delete a session:

# Clear the saved offset and start fresh
curl -X DELETE -H "X-Api-Key: $DOMAINTOOLS_API_KEY" \
  'https://api.domaintools.com/v1/feed/iprisk/?sessionID=mySOC'

Real-time Download API

The Real-time Download API provides access to historical IP Risk data through temporary Amazon Web Services (AWS) S3 file links. Files are organized by hour and available for 90 days.

Base URL

https://api.domaintools.com/v1/download/iprisk/

Download API parameters

Type: Integer

Valid values: Positive integer

Description: Limits the number of files returned in the response, starting from the most recent. Use to control payload size or test specific cases.

Example: limit=10

Required: No

Type: Integer

Valid values: Non-negative integer (0, 1, 2, …)

Description: Selects which page of results to return. Pages begin at 0 with the latest results. Use with limit and prefix to control results. The server returns an HTTP 404 (No data to download.) message when the page request exceeds the last page of results.

Example: page=3

Required: No

Type: String

Valid values: Date/time prefix matching the feed’s filename format

Description: Filters results by date using the file prefix. Use with page and limit to control results. Filename prefixes vary by feed. For example, files for this feed begin with the date in YYYY-MM-DD format.

Example: prefix=2025-06-24

Required: No

Download API response structure

The API returns a JSON response containing an array of downloadable files. Each file entry includes:

download_name (string): The feed identifier

files (array): List of downloadable file entries

Each file object contains:

name (string): Path and filename of the downloadable file
last_modified (string): Timestamp of last modification in ISO 8601 UTC format
etag (string): ETag (hash) used to verify file identity and versioning
size (integer): File size in bytes
url (string): Temporary signed URL to download the file from AWS

Download API response codes

Code	Status	Description
`200`	OK	The request was successful
`400`	Bad request	The request is malformed
`401`	Unauthorized	Missing or invalid API credentials
`403`	Forbidden	Missing or invalid API credentials
`404`	Not found	No data to download
`422`	Unprocessable entity	The request is syntactically valid but violates semantic or domain-specific rules (for example, invalid query parameter values)

Download API file naming

Files follow this naming pattern:

iprisk/YYYY-MM-DD/iprisk-YYYYMMDD.HH00-HH00.json.gz
iprisk/YYYY-MM-DD/iprisk-YYYYMMDD.HH00-HH00.json.gz.sha256

The system produces two files each hour:

A gzipped JSON data file
A SHA-256 checksum file for verification

Download API file contents

When uncompressed, the *.json.gz file contains JSON data in the same format as the Feed API response (NDJSON with timestamp and all IP risk fields).

Download API examples

List available files:

curl -H "X-Api-Key: $DOMAINTOOLS_API_KEY" \
  'https://api.domaintools.com/v1/download/iprisk/?limit=10'

Download and verify a file:

# Get file list
curl -H "X-Api-Key: $DOMAINTOOLS_API_KEY" \
  'https://api.domaintools.com/v1/download/iprisk/?limit=2' > files.json

# Extract URLs (select by file extension to avoid index fragility)
DATA_URL=$(jq -r '.response.files[] | select(.name | endswith(".json.gz")) | .url' files.json)
CHECKSUM_URL=$(jq -r '.response.files[] | select(.name | endswith(".sha256")) | .url' files.json)

# Download files
curl -o iprisk.json.gz "$DATA_URL"
curl -o iprisk.json.gz.sha256 "$CHECKSUM_URL"

# Verify checksum
sha256sum -c iprisk.json.gz.sha256

# Decompress and view
gunzip iprisk.json.gz
head iprisk.json

Batch download multiple files:

# Download all files from the last 24 hours
for url in $(curl -H "X-Api-Key: $DOMAINTOOLS_API_KEY" \
  'https://api.domaintools.com/v1/download/iprisk/?limit=24' | \
  jq -r '.response.files[].url' | grep '\.json\.gz$'); do
  curl -O "$url"
done

Daily Download API

The Daily Download API provides access to IP Risk data through temporary AWS S3 file links. The feed is updated daily with risk intelligence for all IPs hosting domains.

Base URL

https://api.domaintools.com/v1/download/daily_ip_risk/

Daily Download parameters

The Daily Download API supports standard download parameters. Authentication parameters (api_username, api_key, signature, timestamp) are covered in Authentication.

Type: Integer

Valid values: Positive integer

Description: Limits the number of files returned in the response, starting from the most recent. Use to control payload size or test specific cases.

Example: limit=10

Required: No

Type: Integer

Valid values: Non-negative integer (0, 1, 2, …)

Example: page=3

Required: No

Type: String

Valid values: Date/time prefix matching the feed’s filename format

Example: prefix=2025-06-24

Required: No

Daily Download response structure

The API returns a JSON response with signed URLs for downloadable files:

download_name (string): The feed identifier (daily_ip_risk)

files (array): List of downloadable file entries

Each file object contains:

name (string): path
last_modified (string): Last modified date in ISO 8601 format
etag (string): Entity tag (hash of the file)
size (integer): Size in bytes
url (string): Signed AWS download URL (valid for 12 hours)

Daily Download response codes

200: OK - The request was successful

400: Bad request

401: Unauthorized

403: Forbidden

404: No data to download

Daily Download file naming

The feed provides a single file. The name field returned by the API is:

daily_ip_risk/ip_fulllist.gz

This file contains all IP addresses actively hosting domains, updated daily.

File contents

The TSV file contains the following fields (tab-separated, one IP per line):

IP and infrastructure fields

Field	Description
`ip`	IP address that has www/apex domains pointing to it
`asn`	The IP’s ASN (autonomous system number, routing provider)
`organization`	Organization associated with IP range based on geo data
`city`	City based on IP geo data
`country`	Country based on IP geo data
`latitude`	Geographic coordinates
`longitude`	Geographic coordinates

Domain activity metrics

Field	Description
`pdns_resolutions`	Number of domains seen on the IP in the last 24 hours
`bad_pdns_resolutions`	Number of confirmed bad domains seen on the IP in the last 24 hours
`total_domains`	Total number of domains seen on this IP in the last 7 days
`zerolist_domains`	Number of zero-listed domains seen on this IP
`zerolist_ip`	Indicates if this IP is zero-listed (e.g., CDN)

Threat intelligence metrics

Field	Description
`third_party_threats`	Number of domains on IP confirmed with any threat on a third-party intel feed
`all_threats_combined_count`	Number of confirmed or predicted domains on third-party intel feed or threat profile
`all_threats_combined_percent`	Percentage of `total_domains` that are confirmed or predicted malicious
`all_threats_percent`	Percentage of `total_domains` including all threat types

Combined threat predictions

Field	Description
`combined_phishing_percent`	Percentage of `total_domains` confirmed or predicted as phishing
`combined_malware_percent`	Percentage of `total_domains` confirmed or predicted as malware
`combined_spam_percent`	Percentage of `total_domains` confirmed or predicted as spam

Confirmed malicious threats

Field	Description
`malicious_phishing`	Number of malicious phishing domains on third-party intel feeds
`malicious_malware`	Number of malicious malware domains on third-party intel feeds
`malicious_spam`	Number of malicious spam domains on third-party intel feeds
`percent_phishing`	Percentage of `total_domains` that are confirmed phishing
`percent_malware`	Percentage of `total_domains` that are confirmed malware
`percent_spam`	Percentage of `total_domains` that are confirmed spam

Compromised threats

Field	Description
`compromised_phishing`	Number of compromised phishing domains on third-party intel feeds
`compromised_malware`	Number of compromised malware domains on third-party intel feeds
`compromised_spam`	Number of compromised spam domains on third-party intel feeds

Predicted threats

Field	Description
`predicted_phishing`	Number of domains (with no confirmed threat) predicted as phishing
`predicted_malware`	Number of domains (with no confirmed threat) predicted as malware
`predicted_spam`	Number of domains (with no confirmed threat) predicted as spam

Daily Download examples

List available files:

curl -H "X-Api-Key: $DOMAINTOOLS_API_KEY" \
  'https://api.domaintools.com/v1/download/daily_ip_risk/'

Download the file:

# Get the file list
curl -H "X-Api-Key: $DOMAINTOOLS_API_KEY" \
  'https://api.domaintools.com/v1/download/daily_ip_risk/' > files.json

# Download the file
curl -o ip_fulllist.gz "$(jq -r '.response.files[0].url' files.json)"

# Decompress and view
gunzip ip_fulllist.gz
head ip_fulllist

Parse TSV data:

# View first 10 IPs: ip, latitude, longitude, pdns_resolutions, bad_pdns_resolutions (cols 1,6,7,8,9)
gunzip -c ip_fulllist.gz | head -10 | cut -f1,6,7,8,9

IP Risk

Overview

Quick Start

Requirements

Authentication

API key (header) authentication

HMAC authentication

Open key authentication

Real-time Feed API

Base URL

Feed API rate limits

Feed API response formats

Feed API session management

Feed API quick start

Feed API parameters

Session management

sessionID

after

before

fromBeginning

IP Risk filter parameters

pdns_resolutions_min

bad_pdns_resolutions_min

total_domains_max

third_party_threats_min

all_threats_combined_percent_min

combined_phishing_percent_min

combined_malware_percent_min

combined_spam_percent_min

asn

organization

country_code

all_threats_percent_min

percent_phishing_min

percent_malware_min

percent_spam_min

Result formatting

top

headers

Feed API response structure

IP and infrastructure fields

Domain activity metrics

Threat intelligence metrics

Combined threat predictions

Confirmed malicious threats

Compromised threats

Predicted threats

Feed API response codes

Feed API examples

Real-time Download API

Base URL

Download API parameters

Download API response structure

Download API response codes

Download API file naming

Download API file contents

Download API examples

Daily Download API

Base URL

Daily Download parameters

Daily Download response structure

Daily Download response codes

Daily Download file naming

File contents

IP and infrastructure fields

Domain activity metrics

Threat intelligence metrics

Combined threat predictions

Confirmed malicious threats

Compromised threats

Predicted threats

Daily Download examples

Related resources

`sessionID`

`after`

`before`

`fromBeginning`

`pdns_resolutions_min`

`bad_pdns_resolutions_min`

`total_domains_max`

`third_party_threats_min`

`all_threats_combined_percent_min`

`combined_phishing_percent_min`

`combined_malware_percent_min`

`combined_spam_percent_min`

`asn`

`organization`

`country_code`

`all_threats_percent_min`

`percent_phishing_min`

`percent_malware_min`

`percent_spam_min`

`top`

`headers`