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Open IP threat intelligence platform

IP threat intelligence products for WordPress, mail and DNS

One community-powered reputation database, delivered six ways, a WordPress plugin, a REST API, a downloadable blacklist, a live DNS/RBL zone, a DNS checker and a honeypot. Use one or combine them; every product has a free tier and runs on EU infrastructure.

771k+
IP addresses tracked
7.0M+
community reports
63
threat categories
Free tiers across the board EU-hosted, GDPR Compliant Open source where possible

Start where you are

Three common situations, three short paths. Everything else on this page is detail.

Most people start here

I run a WordPress site

Install Hive. It blocks known attackers on arrival, adds a firewall and gives every account real two-factor login. The plugin and all 16 sensors are free forever.

Get Hive for WordPress

Agencies and hosters

I look after client sites

One Business licence covers 15 sites at 2.60 € each, managed from a single dashboard, white-labelled with your own name on the quickstart and the 2FA screens.

See the agency setup

Servers, firewalls, mail

I need the data, not a plugin

Query the REST API, pull the blacklist as a feed for ipset or nftables, or point your mail server at the DNS/RBL zone. 1,000 checks a day are free.

Create free account

What ReportedIP does

Someone tries to break into a website in Rotterdam. Ninety seconds later that same attacker is blocked on a site in Lisbon that has never seen them before.

That is the whole idea. When a site running our plugin, a honeypot or a firewall gets attacked, it reports the attacking IP address. Every other site on the network gets that address straight away. About 771k+ addresses are known this way, from 7.0M+ reports. The more sites join, the earlier each one sees an attacker coming.

Everything below is one of those two things: the plugin that does it for you, or the same data in a shape your own systems can read. Every quarter the same dataset also becomes a WordPress Attack Report, free to cite under CC BY 4.0.

  1. A site gets attacked. Someone hammers the login form, floods the comments or scans for a known hole.
  2. The address is reported. Only the attacking address and what it did. No visitor data, no content, nothing about the site itself.
  3. Everyone else is warned. The address gets a score from 0 to 100, how sure the network is that it attacks people, and every connected site can act on it.
  4. Your site blocks it on arrival. Before the login page loads, before the comment form is reached, before anything is tried.

The product

If you run WordPress, this is all you need. Two editions share the same core: the small one if the login form is your whole problem, the full one if it is not.

WordPress Plugin · Free

ReportedIP Hive

Real-time WordPress security with 16 detection sensors, a Web Application Firewall, four 2FA methods and an opt-in community threat network. Free and open source forever.

Or take the raw data

The same list of attacking addresses, in whichever shape your stack can read. Pick one, they are not alternatives to each other so much as three doors into the same room.

REST Threat Intelligence · Free tier

Public API

The reputation engine behind everything. Query IPs, submit reports, pull the blacklist and run bulk operations from any language, fail2ban, SIEM, firewalls, hosting panels.

Downloadable Feed · Free

Blacklist Feed

Community-driven blacklist, automatically scored from real-time reports. Plain text, JSON and CSV, ready for fail2ban, iptables, nginx or any blocklist consumer.

Live DNSBL Add-on · from PRO

DNS / RBL Zone

Ask a DNS question instead of downloading a list: your mail server looks the address up live, the same way it already queries Spamhaus. No imports, always fresh.

Free tools

None of these block anything and none of them need an account. Three tell you what is already public about a domain or an address, one shows what your own visit gives away, and the last collects attack data and hands it back to the network.

DNS Diagnostics · Free

DNS Checker

Domain health diagnostics from 76 resolvers across 6 continents. Validate SPF, DKIM, DMARC and DNSSEC, run DNSBL lookups and track propagation during migrations.

PTR Check · Free

Reverse DNS Lookup

Resolve the PTR record of an IPv4 or IPv6 address and check whether it resolves back. A PTR record nobody confirms is the most common reason a mail server is refused at the door.

Reputation Lookup, Free

DNSBL Blacklist Check

Look up an address or domain across curated blacklists at once and see which one lists it, so you know where to ask for removal.

Privacy Mirror, Free

What We Know About You

Everything a website learns the moment you arrive: address, location, network, browser fingerprint. Shown back to you and stored nowhere.

HTTP Hardening · Free

Security Header Check

Read the security headers a site actually sends, weighted by what each one prevents. Tells you the directive to change, not just the header that is missing.

RDAP · Free

Abuse Contact Lookup

Find the mailbox responsible for an address and get a report draft. Reporting to the widest allocation is the same as not reporting at all.

Crawler Check · Free

Bot Verification

Your log says Googlebot. Find out whether it really was, using the check the search engines themselves publish.

Network Reputation · Free

ASN and Network Report

See the network behind an address: who runs it, how much of it we know, and how it ranks against every other network in the community data.

Standalone PHP App · Free

Honeypot Server

A fake site that exists only to record who attacks it, dressed up as WordPress, Drupal or Joomla. 36 threat analyzers score every request and feed clean intel back.

Which product do I need?

Start from the job you want done.

Your goalUse
Protect a WordPress site ReportedIP Hive
Reputation checks in fail2ban, SIEM or a firewall Public API
Drop a static blocklist into iptables or nginx Blacklist Feed
Block addresses at your mail server (SMTP) DNS / RBL Zone
Diagnose SPF, DKIM, DMARC or DNS DNS Checker
Find out why a mail server is refused Reverse DNS Lookup
Find out whether an address is blacklisted DNSBL Blacklist Check
Check whether my mail is authenticated properly Email Security Check
See what my own visit gives away What We Know About You
Check how a site is hardened Security Header Check
Find out where to report an address Abuse Contact Lookup
Tell a real crawler from an impostor Bot Verification
Judge a whole network, not one address ASN and Network Report
Generate first-party attacker intelligence Honeypot Server

The protection is free forever. A paid plan buys our servers: 2FA mail and SMS delivery, higher API quotas and every site in one dashboard. Professional works out at 4.97 € per domain per month. View pricing

Get started: free forever

Create an account for API access, read the docs first, or check what the paid plans add. No credit card required.

Security Focused GDPR Compliant Made in Germany Open source where possible