daily-proxy-ips

Daily CSV snapshots of open proxy exit IPs (IPv4 + IPv6) for operators who prefer local lookups over DNSBL/RBL queries.

Workflow: fetch daily → load into local tooling (set / DB / firewall / cache) → query locally during enforcement.

Why lists instead of DNS?

DNSBL/RBL is often the right answer, but some operators prefer local lists for:

• Privacy - per-request lookups can leak what you're checking to upstream resolvers
• Robustness - local checks work during DNS incidents, resolver failures, or offline/restricted environments

If real-time signal matters more, use DNSBL/RBL directly. This repo is an offline alternative.

Files

File	Contents
bl-open-proxy-exits-ipv4.csv	Open proxy exit IPv4 addresses
bl-open-proxy-exits-ipv6.csv	Open proxy exit IPv6 addresses

Format: one row per exit IP. Column 1 is the canonical IP; additional columns (comments/metadata) may exist. If you only need IPs, use column 1.

Download

Raw URLs for automation:

curl -sSfL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mannfredcom/daily-proxy-ips/main/bl-open-proxy-exits-ipv4.csv -o bl-open-proxy-exits-ipv4.csv
curl -sSfL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mannfredcom/daily-proxy-ips/main/bl-open-proxy-exits-ipv6.csv -o bl-open-proxy-exits-ipv6.csv

Data source

Derived from the same detection pipeline as semi-static-proxy-ips, feeding DroneBL and EFnetRBL. Updated daily.

Intended use

Defensive security, abuse mitigation, and network monitoring. Not for circumventing safeguards or malicious activity.

License

MIT. Provided as-is, no warranty. Attribution appreciated.

Contact

mannfred.com · mannfred@gmail.com