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What the sensor network is seeing right now.

Aggregate statistics from the sensors behind the SciScope Scanner Feed — published in full, with no key and no signup. This page is regenerated from the same bundle the API serves, so what you see here is what subscribers are getting.

Data generated · refreshed hourly

94,047
IP addresses scored in the current window
17,144
on the feed right now
8,461
on the high-confidence blocklist
8,693
of those, flagged by our sensors alone — 54% of the feed (7-day average)
126
legitimate crawler IPs kept off it
01 / right now

Ten addresses on the feed as of this build

Real rows from the published bundle — the same records a subscriber's firewall is pulling. Ten of 17,144, without the evidence breakdown that comes with the full feed.

addressscoreccnetworktagslast seen
185.242.3.195100DENETIFACE-TORONTO - Netiface America, Inc.AS401626asn_drop corroborated2026-08-01
195.178.110.137100ADDMZHOST - TECHOFF SRV LIMITEDAS48090asn_drop corroborated2026-08-01
205.210.31.236100USGOOGLE-CLOUD-PLATFORM - Google LLCAS396982host:GCP2026-08-01
45.153.34.186100NLTECHTIES-AS - TechTies Inc.AS197170asn_drop corroborated2026-08-01
79.124.62.230100SCDM_AUTO - DM AUTO EOODAS207812asn_drop corroborated2026-08-01
69.5.169.18799DEBANDWIDTH-AS - Hydra Communications LtdAS25369host:Zare2026-08-01
94.154.43.25498NLSTORMCLOUD-AS - Storm Industries LLCAS2195022026-08-01
192.161.49.296USHOSTP-LA - HostPapaAS23273host:HostPapa2026-08-01
135.237.125.23795USMICROSOFT-CORP-MSN-AS-BLOCK - Microsoft CorporationAS8075host:Azure2026-08-01
65.49.1.19294USHURRICANE - Hurricane Electric LLCAS6939host:Hurricane Electric2026-08-01

corroborated means an independent public list agrees with us. The rows without it are the point: 54% of the feed carries no outside corroboration at all (7-day average) — our sensors saw it and nobody else's list has it yet.

02 / activity

Events per sensor, per day

Firewall drops, SSH attempts and web probes, averaged across the network. Per sensor rather than in total, so the line tracks the internet and not the size of our estate.

2026-07-02: 1,531 per sensor2026-07-03: 2,705 per sensor2026-07-04: 30,931 per sensor2026-07-05: 70,807 per sensor2026-07-06: 71,360 per sensor2026-07-07: 76,076 per sensor2026-07-08: 78,292 per sensor2026-07-09: 57,401 per sensor2026-07-10: 70,567 per sensor2026-07-11: 125,370 per sensor2026-07-12: 120,065 per sensor2026-07-13: 75,529 per sensor2026-07-14: 97,384 per sensor2026-07-15: 79,250 per sensor2026-07-16: 79,230 per sensor2026-07-17: 80,978 per sensor2026-07-18: 72,771 per sensor2026-07-19: 91,540 per sensor2026-07-20: 71,210 per sensor2026-07-21: 69,269 per sensor2026-07-22: 68,191 per sensor2026-07-23: 60,261 per sensor2026-07-24: 56,856 per sensor2026-07-25: 62,017 per sensor2026-07-26: 81,509 per sensor2026-07-27: 57,443 per sensor2026-07-28: 56,626 per sensor2026-07-29: 57,653 per sensor2026-07-30: 56,615 per sensor2026-07-31: 56,838 per sensor
2026-07-02peak 125,370 per sensor on 2026-07-112026-07-31 · complete days only
03 / targets

Most-targeted destination ports, last 7 days

What the internet is knocking on, as a share of all events.

port 22 SSH
6.58%
port 23 Telnet
1.99%
port 24024
0.99%
port 35622
0.94%
port 21027
0.78%
port 5522
0.53%
port 443 HTTPS
0.32%
port 8080 HTTP alt
0.28%
port 8728
0.23%
port 53 DNS
0.21%
04 / behaviour

What that traffic was, last 7 days

The mix behind the numbers above.

fw_block firewall drops on closed ports
89.85%
ssh_preauth SSH sessions abandoned before authentication
4.71%
web_request HTTP requests to unadvertised endpoints
2.94%
ssh_invalid_user SSH logins for users that do not exist
1.86%
web_probe HTTP probes for known-vulnerable paths
0.44%
ssh_fail failed SSH password attempts
0.02%
05 / origins

Where the flagged addresses are registered

Geolocation of the IPs currently on the feed — where the traffic comes from, not where our sensors are. Mostly rented machines, so this tracks hosting concentration rather than any national characteristic.

US United States
7,639
GB United Kingdom
1,419
DE Germany
1,115
CN China
958
NL Netherlands
771
SG Singapore
591
JP Japan
568
BR Brazil
520
MY Malaysia
386
HK Hong Kong
381
06 / coverage

Where the sensors are

Continent level, and deliberately no finer. A sensor in an unrepresented region sees campaigns the others never will, so the gaps below are real gaps.

Europe
North America
Africa
·South America not yet
·Asia not yet
·Oceania not yet
07 / the api

The same data, as an API

Everything above comes from one endpoint. Here is exactly what a call looks like and exactly what comes back — no signup needed to read this.

Aggregate statistics — the Free tier

# any key, including a Free one
curl -s -H "Authorization: Bearer $SCISCOPE_KEY" \
     https://api.sciscope.ee/v1/stats

# ->
{
  "generated_utc": "2026-08-01T19:23:10Z",
  "totals": {
    "scored_ips": 94047,
    "on_feed": 17144,
    "on_blocklist": 8461,
    "identified_crawlers": 126
  },
  "events_per_day_30d": [ /* 30 days */ ],
  "top_dst_ports_7d":  [ /* 15 rows */ ],
  "event_types_7d":    [ /* by volume */ ],
  "top_feed_countries": [ /* 15 rows */ ]
}

One address, with its evidence — Entry and up

# 198.51.100.24 is a documentation address (RFC 5737), used here as an example
curl -s -H "Authorization: Bearer $SCISCOPE_KEY" \
     https://api.sciscope.ee/v1/ip/198.51.100.24

# ->
{
  "ip": "198.51.100.24",
  "found": true,
  "score": 87.4,
  "raw_score": 91.0,
  "sensor_count": 3,
  "signal_events_30d": 1284,
  "first_seen": "2026-07-09",
  "last_seen": "2026-07-28",
  "last_signal": "2026-07-28",
  "geo": { "country": "US", "asn": 64496, "as_org": "Example Hosting" },
  "tags": [ "scanner", "ssh", "multi-sensor" ],
  "evidence": { /* per-signal breakdown: what fired, when, how often */ },
  "updated_utc": "2026-08-01T19:23:10Z"
}

Every flagged address ships with the evidence behind it. If you disagree with a verdict you can see precisely what produced it — which is the whole difference between a feed you can operate and a list you have to trust.

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