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node_js_ipqs_db_reader

v1.0.5

Published

A Node JS implementation of the IPQualityScore flat file IP reputation database reader.

Downloads

70

Readme

db.ready.then(async (success) => { let record = db.fetch("8.8.0.0"); // IPQSRecord object. record.ready.then(() => { console.log(record.country); }); }); IPQSRecord Fields: Depending on which database file you receive some of these fields may be unavailable. If the field in question is unavailable in your database it will default to null. Field Type Description record.isProxy bool Is this IP address suspected to be a proxy? (SOCKS, Elite, Anonymous, VPN, Tor, etc.) record.isVPN bool Is this IP suspected of being a VPN connection? This can include data center ranges which can become active VPNs at any time. The "proxy" status will always be true when this value is true. record.isTOR bool Is this IP suspected of being a TOR connection? This can include previously active TOR nodes and exits which can become active TOR exits at any time. The "proxy" status will always be true when this value is true. record.isCrawler bool Is this IP associated with being a confirmed crawler from a mainstream search engine such as Googlebot, Bingbot, Yandex, etc. based on hostname or IP address verification. record.isBot bool Indicates if bots or non-human traffic has recently used this IP address to engage in automated fraudulent behavior. Provides stronger confidence that the IP address is suspicious. record.recentAbuse bool This value will indicate if there has been any recently verified abuse across our network for this IP address. Abuse could be a confirmed chargeback, compromised device, fake app install, or similar malicious behavior within the past few days. record.isBlacklisted bool This value will indicate if the IP has been blacklisted by any 3rd party agency for spam, abuse or fraud. record.isPrivate bool This value will indicate if the IP is a private, nonrouteable IP address. record.isMobile bool This value will indicate if the IP is likely owned by a mobile carrier. record.hasOpenPorts bool This value will indicate if the IP has recently had open (listening) ports. record.isHostingProvider bool This value will indicate if the IP is likely owned by a hosting provider or is leased to a hosting company. record.activeVPN bool Identifies active VPN connections used by popular VPN services and private VPN servers. record.activeTOR bool Identifies active TOR exits on the TOR network. record.publicAccessPoint bool Indicates if this IP is likely to be a public access point such as a coffee shop, college or library. record.connectionType.raw int A numerical representation for the suspected type of connection for this IP address. It is generally reccomended you call the ConnectionType() function listed below instead of using this value, but it is available as an option. # Enum Description 1 Residential IP 2 Mobile IP 3 Corporate IP 4 Data Center IP 5 Educational IP record.connectionType.toString() string A string representation for the suspected type of connection for this IP address. (Residential, Mobile, Corporate, Data Center, Education or Unknown) record.abusevelocity.raw int How frequently the IP address is engaging in abuse across the IPQS threat network. Can be used in combination with the Fraud Score to identify bad behavior. It is generally reccomended you call the AbuseVelocity() function listed below instead of using this value, but it is available as an option. # Enum Description 1 Low Recent Abuse IP 2 Medium Recent Abuse IP 3 High Recent Abuse IP record.abuseVelocity.toString() int How frequently the IP address is engaging in abuse across the IPQS threat network. Values can be "high", "medium", "low", or "none". record.country string Two character country code of IP address or "N/A" if unknown. record.city string City of IP address if available or "N/A" if unknown. record.ISP string ISP if one is known. Otherwise "N/A". record.organization string Organization if one is known. Can be parent company or sub company of the listed ISP. Otherwise "N/A". record.ASN int Autonomous System Number if one is known. Zero if nonexistent. record.timezone string Timezone of IP address if available or "N/A" if unknown. record.latitude float Latitude of IP address if available or 0.00 if unknown. record.longitude float Longitude of IP address if available or 0.00 if unknown. record.fraudScore.getFraudScore(level) int Returns the fraud score for the "strictness level" specified and can be 0, 1 or 2. Some databases may contain 1 entry, others all 3. It is reccomended that you use the lowest strictness for Fraud Scoring. Increasing this value will expand the tests we perform. Levels 2+ have a higher risk of false-positives. Usage Notes Each database only holds either IPv4 or IPv6 data. Therefore you may need two instances of the reader available depending on your use case.