AbuseTrack
Free AbuseIPDB alternative, run in Europe

IP abuse reports and a free server blocklist

Look up any IP, CIDR or ASN in community abuse reports, or connect your server: it reports what it catches and blocks what everyone else caught.

root@web-01: ~bash

$ curl -fsSL abusetrack.io/integrations/fail2ban/install.sh \

| AT_API_KEY=*** bash

==> Firewall backend: nftables

✓ AbuseTrack blocklist is active (27,632 IPs loaded into nftables)

$ tail -f /var/log/abusetrack.log # latest community reports

Reports
248,592
Reports, last 24 h
1,193
IPs tracked
27,632
Active sensors
31
reported in the last 7 days

One command. Your server reports and blocks.

Install a sensor next to the tools you already run. It reports the attackers your server catches and loads the IPs everyone else caught into your firewall. Servers that report get the full real-time list.

  1. 01

    Your server catches an attacker

    fail2ban or CrowdSec bans an IP, for example after repeated failed SSH logins.

  2. 02

    The IP is reported automatically

    The sensor reports the IP and threat type to AbuseTrack through the API.

  3. 03

    Every connected firewall drops it

    Your firewall loads the community blocklist and refreshes it every 30 minutes.

Install the fail2ban sensor and firewall blocklist:

curl -fsSL https://abusetrack.io/integrations/fail2ban/install.sh | AT_API_KEY=your_key bash
fail2banCrowdSecUniFiAll integrations

Community reports as they come in

The latest entries reported across the network, straight from the database.

IP addressThreat
TR176.53.159.197Brute Force
US92.118.39.71Brute Force
US92.118.39.77Brute Force
TR176.53.159.198Brute Force
GB193.46.255.86Brute Force
CN171.211.84.116Brute Force
CN222.210.35.197Brute Force
US92.118.39.77Brute Force

Threat distribution

  • Brute Force236,75995%
  • Port Scan9,0504%
  • Malware1,7301%
  • Data Theft1,0520%
  • Spam10%

Why AbuseTrack exists

Online abuse moves faster than any single company can keep up with. Scanning hosts, brute-force attackers and botnet nodes pop up by the thousands every day, and vanish just as fast.

AbuseTrack.io flips that around. Instead of a handful of analysts, the whole community pitches in. When you report a malicious IP, that signal helps everyone else stay ahead. The mission is simple: make the internet safer, together.

Learn more about us
  • Community-powered

    Every report comes from real people and real servers. Collective vigilance scales far beyond any single vendor.

  • Real-time

    New abuse is ingested and surfaced live, so the data reflects what's happening right now.

  • Free & open

    Reporting and lookups are free. Keeping the internet safe shouldn't sit behind a paywall.

  • Privacy-first

    Report anonymously. We track abusive infrastructure, not the people reporting it.

Protect your first server in a minute.

Create a free account, copy your API key, run one command. Nothing else to configure.