SSH Honeypot Intelligence

HoneySEC

Open blacklist intelligence from distributed honeypot telemetry, designed for operators who need a clean corporate-grade security feed.

We will never charge for de-listing.

If anyone claiming to represent HoneySEC asks you for money in exchange for removal, treat it as fraud and contact your local law enforcement authority.

If your IP address appears on our blacklist and you believe it should be removed, you can submit a delisting request via email delist[at]honeysec.eu. HoneySEC accepts requests from individuals and organizations that can provide valid documentation proving a change in IP ownership or assignment.

For private individuals

Submit ownership or lease documentation, such as an allocation agreement or rental contract from your ISP, clearly showing that you are the current legitimate holder of the IP address.

For hosting or cloud providers

Providers may request delisting on behalf of their clients by proving that the IP has been reassigned to a new customer and is no longer tied to the previously detected malicious activity.

Important review criteria

If the IP address was owned or operated by the same entity at the time unauthorized activity was detected, the request may be denied. HoneySEC reserves the right to maintain a listing when evidence suggests the IP was directly involved in attacks against our honeypot systems.