IPv64 Secure - First Level Protection Keep the dirt of the Internet away from your services: blocklists for pfSense, OPNsense, MikroTik, Linux and other firewalls, and the v64 Blocklist with attackers that the Honeypot64 sensors of the community report – updated every 30 minutes.
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updated 19 min agoThe v64 Blocklist is IPv64.net's own list: Node64 users run the Honeypot64 sensor and report attacks (logins, exploits, scans) every 10 minutes. Every 30 minutes IPv64.net rates the reports; an address is listed only when several independent accounts have seen it. Research scanners (Shodan, Censys …), own networks and CDNs stay off the list.
Free, once a day (up to 24 h old): https://ipv64.net/blocklists/ipv64_blocklist_v64.txt
Also as IPv4/IPv6 only and MikroTik script, see the integration guide.
For contributors (one of your Honeypot64 sensors reported in the last 7 days) and all plans except Standard. In Node64 (PROXY64, firewall helper) it works automatically with your API key; for other firewalls use your personal list token: get list token.
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Start with an effective blocklist on your firewall or server: Spamhaus DROP, FireHOL Level 1, DShield, Tor exit nodes, countries and continents – prepared by IPv64.net in the format your system needs, no regex, no conversion.
All blocklists Integration guideYour forwarded traffic shrinks, applications no longer answer unwanted requests or fill log files, and spam, malware and brute force attacks drop noticeably.
Important: This is the first line of defense and does not replace updates, strong passwords and a well-configured firewall.
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