Database updates
Major database updates are published periodically while new suspicious and malicious IP data is collected and compared.
IP reputation / blacklist / server protection
More than 7,040,358 bad IP addresses collected for administrators, webmasters and security filtering. Use the list for servers, web applications, Fail2Ban rules and your own blocklists.
Major database updates are published periodically while new suspicious and malicious IP data is collected and compared.
WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, PrestaShop, Magento, Fail2Ban rules, server filters and custom security workflows.
Build your own banlist from addresses associated with attacks, scanning, spam, bots and other hostile activity.
// DOWNLOAD
The free TXT file is directly downloadable. The full database is delivered through the existing HardCloud download and unlocked by password after payment.
FREE DATABASE
Direct TXT list for testing, comparison and your own security rules.
FULL DATABASE
Existing purchase flow preserved. After sending the payment, contact us and we will send the password to unlock the database by e-mail.
// WHY THIS EXISTS
The project started in 2018 after repeated attacks, port scans, password attempts and spam against web applications and virtual servers. Data from websites, e-shops and servers is collected, filtered, compared and classified to build the Anti-Hack Anarchista database.
The goal is practical: help administrators compare suspicious IP addresses and turn verified records into server and application ban rules.
// THREAT CATEGORIES
Categories retained from the original Anti-Hack project description.
Flooding targets with large volumes of requests intended to overload systems.
Repeated login attempts using many usernames and passwords.
Scanning hosts to identify exposed services and potential attack surfaces.
Automated clients generating unwanted requests or ignoring robots rules.
Public proxies, Tor, I2P and anonymous VPN infrastructure used to obscure origin.
Attempts to exploit security flaws in websites and web applications.
Exploit attempts and intrusion activity against WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, PrestaShop and similar systems.
Abuse of server and application vulnerabilities, including attacks on devices and services.
Web spam, e-mail spam, aggressive crawling and other reported suspicious activity.
// SUPPORTED USE CASES
// COMMUNITY
Official links and the current Anarchista / Hardweb community.