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I will answer myself: https://updown.io https://updown.io I think I will use it in https://apility.io https://apility.io, a service that competes at some point
by logronoide 8y ago
I will answer myself: https://updown.io https://updown.io
I think I will use it in https://apility.io https://apility.io, a service that competes at some point with this.
- jedisct1 8y agohttps://apility.io/search/127.0.0.1 https://apility.io/search/127.0.0.1 Not sure I would trust Apility.
- logronoide 8y agoThat means 127.0.0.1 is in these lists. We compile all different sources in one list you can customize. If you don’t trust one of several of them you can disable them using the api or the dashboard. There are over 100 now. A cyber Intel engineer would perform a check in these lists to find out why this is a false positive. In this case there are bogons lists, and they are correct. Others, means that a popular malicious domain has changed the public ip to a private range. So the domain should be removed from them, something normally happens automatically in hours.