Fraud desk, yesterday
562,422 requests got turned away at the door.
1,419 login attempts from 166 addresses, 0 confirmed wrong passwords, and 51,931 new tags and bans.
Edition of Sunday, Nov 1, 2026 (UTC) · see the latest · updated every 24 hours
562,422
turned away
▲ +44% vs the day before
1,419
login attempts
▼ -50% vs the day before
20,939
IPs refused
▲ +8.1% vs the day before
51,931
tags & bans
▼ -43% vs the day before
Every edition: turned away
How we measure
Login attempts are POST requests to login, session or password paths. Failed logins are those whose response (captured on routes where a team turned response capture on) says the credentials were wrong. "Turned away" counts requests blocked or sent to the bot gym by NiceTryBot, and requests the site itself refused with a 429 because it had already banned the sender. IP addresses are shown with their second half hidden.
Most refused
The addresses turned away most often, second half hidden.
| Address | Network | Requests refused |
|---|---|---|
| 45.148.x.x | TECHOFF SRV LIMITED | 163,158 |
| 20.69.x.x | Microsoft Corporation | 10,695 |
| 34.32.x.x | Google LLC | 6,648 |
| 20.211.x.x | Microsoft Corporation | 6,597 |
| 34.32.x.x | Google LLC | 6,371 |
| 132.196.x.x | Microsoft Corporation | 5,271 |
| 34.165.x.x | Google LLC | 5,263 |
| 34.158.x.x | Google LLC | 5,263 |
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