IP Address Intelligence Report
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The ‘confidence’ value is determined to reflect the overall data quality measure, suggesting the IP geolocation quality. It has three values: Low Quality, Medium Quality and High Quality.

Please note that a low confidence value does not necessarily reflect the IP Geolocation accuracy. It can still be very accurate. However, the medium-high values are likely to indicate a higher accuracy or more reliable IP Geolocation estimation.

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A textual summary of an estimated security threat associated with the IP address based on the hazard report.

Our Hazard Report, a cybersecurity metrics set, provides both reactive and our highly innovative proprietary proactive approaches.

The reactive approach continuously checks the IP addresses in the most popular and trusted blacklist sites like blocklist.de, uceprotect.net and Spamhaus. In addition, we also use sophisticated algorithms and third party sources to detect anonymisers like VPNs and Proxies.

We utilise our proprietary technology to examine every IP address globally to estimate the likelihood of the network being assigned to a hosting environment.

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We utilise our proprietary technology to examine every IP address globally to estimate the likelihood of the network being assigned to a hosting environment.

We provide the outcome of that assessment in the 'hostingLikelihood' data field with a value of 0 to 10. Moreover, we also provide a metric to detect if the Autonomous System, which announced the network, is likely to be a hosting provider or not.

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We utilise our proprietary technology to determine whether the requested IP address was detected as utilised within a cellular network.

Read our blog post How accurate can IP Geolocation get? for more details.