For context, a few months ago we launched our Blocklists [0] feature which allows users to query 100+ blocklists and find all the ones where an IP address has been listed.
Blocklists based threat detection is however limited since they cannot contain every possible bad IP which leads to a lot of false negatives.
To fix this we created an IP Reputation scoring model [1] and currently provide 4 scores.
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For context, a few months ago we launched our Blocklists [0] feature which allows users to query 100+ blocklists and find all the ones where an IP address has been listed.
Blocklists based threat detection is however limited since they cannot contain every possible bad IP which leads to a lot of false negatives.
To fix this we created an IP Reputation scoring model [1] and currently provide 4 scores.
- Trust Score - VPN Score - Proxy Score - Threat Score
The Trust Score simply aggregates the other 3 scores and is a value from 0 - 100, with 100 being a very high reputation IP address.
[0] https://docs.ipdata.co/docs/ip-reputation-scores [1] https://docs.ipdata.co/docs/ip-reputation-scores
What he is basically saying is that they are the gatekeepers of the internet now and will decide for you if you are trustworthy.