University of Colorado Denver - Fraud Risk

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Fraud Score: 0
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We consider University of Colorado Denver to be a potentially low fraud risk ISP, by which we mean that web traffic from this ISP potentially poses a low risk of being fraudulent. Other types of traffic may pose a different risk or no risk. They operate 131,072 IP addresses, none of which are running high risk services. They manage IP addresses for organisations including University of Colorado and University of Colorado Denver. Scamalytics see low levels of web traffic from this ISP across our global network, little of which is, in our view, fraudulent. We apply a risk score of 0/100 to University of Colorado Denver, meaning that of the web traffic where we have visibility, approximately 0% is suspected to be potentially fraudulent.
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  "ip":"132.194.0.0",
  "score":"0",
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IPs by Service

The percentage of University of Colorado Denver IP addresses which point to servers hosting high risk services:

Anonymizing VPN 0%
Tor Exit Node 0%
Server 0%
Public Proxy 0%
Web Proxy 0%

Percentage IPs by Country

The percentage of University of Colorado Denver IP addresses which fall under each country:

United States 100%

Percentage IPs by Organisation

The percentage of University of Colorado Denver IP addresses which fall under each organization for whom they manage IPs:

University of Colorado 50%
University of Colorado Denver 50%

IPs by Fraud Score

The highest risk University of Colorado Denver IP addresses based on our fraud score:

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IP Address data partner DB-IP.com:

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Proxy data sponsored by IP2Proxy:

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IMPORTANT: Scamalytics Ltd operate a fraud-detection network with visibility into many millions of internet users per month. We do not have visibility into the entire internet. The statements on this page represent our opinion based on the limited information we have available to us, and specifically only cover web connections made by internet users to websites and applications, not other connections such as server to server connections.