Entities
Providers
Provider footprint: size, countries, networks, protocols, trend and status.
Providers in the header lists every provider our probing has reached, VPN and residential proxy: exit addresses across the record and in the last 30 days, the announced prefixes holding them, the networks announcing them, and the countries they sit in by the DB-IP table — where the exits are, not what the provider advertises. Sort on any column; the figures are recomputed after each sync.
Profiles one provider: address count, geographic distribution, networks, observed protocols and how each has changed over time.
Status is derived from volume, not recency
| Status | Means |
|---|---|
ACTIVE | Current volume is in line with its own history |
DEGRADED | Still seen, but far below its own median — something has broken |
DISCONTINUED | Nothing in the last 30 days |
A provider observed twice yesterday that previously delivered five hundred addresses a month is DEGRADED, regardless of how recent the last timestamp is. Mullvad is the current example: three addresses in thirty days against a history of hundreds.