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# Malicious IP Detector
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This project generates a daily list of **malicious IP addresses** targeting our servers.
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The list is built by aggregating and analyzing data from:
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- External blacklists
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- Honeypot logs
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- Internal heuristics and detection rules
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The resulting IP list helps us identify and block hostile traffic efficiently.
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## Features
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- Hourly generation of malicious IPs
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- Combines external and internal intelligence
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- Useful for automated firewall updates or threat analysis
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## Usage
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Output is written to a plain text file containing one IP address per line.
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The raw version is on https://git.1984.is/1984/attacks-today/raw/branch/main/malicious.txt
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It is generated every hour, and can be downloaded and used to set block rules in a firewall of choice.
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## Disclaimer
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This tool is intended for internal use. Accuracy depends on third-party lists and custom assumptions.
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