Pass in an IP address along with API key and any extra API query flags and retrieve metadata about the IP from ProxyCheck.
proxycheck(ip, ..., api_key = proxycheck_api_key())an IP address (length 1 character vector)
ProxyCheck API query flage (see Details)
a ProxyCheck API key (see proxycheck_api_key())
You can specify values for any additional query flags via ....
The package will be updated as the supported flags
change. Current supported query flags are:
vpn: (logical) VPN check on the IP Address and present the result to you.
asn: (logical) ASN check on the IP Address and present you with the provider name,
ASN, country, country isocode, city (if it's in a city) and lang/long for the IP Address.
node: (logical) Will return node within our cluster answered your API call.
This is only really needed for diagnosing problems with our support staff.
time: (logical) Will return how long this query took to be answered by our API
excluding network overhead.
inf: (logical) When FALSE the query will not use the real-time inference engine.
In the absence of this flag or if it's set to TRUE we will run the query through
our real-time inference engine.
risk: (logical) When TRUE, will return the risk score for this IP Address ranging from 0 to 100.
Scores below 33 can be considered low risk while scores between 34 and 66 can
be considered high risk. Addresses with scores above 66 are considered very dangerous.
port: (logical) Will return the port number we saw this IP Address operating a proxy server on.
seen: (logical) Will return the most recent time we saw this IP Address operating as a proxy server.
days: (integer) Will restrict proxy results to between now and the amount of days specified.
For example if you supplied days=2 we would only check our database for
Proxies that we saw within the past 48 hours. By default without this flag supplied we
search within the past 7 days.
tag: (string) The query result will be tagged with the message you supply.
# NOT RUN {
proxycheck("24.63.157.68", asn = TRUE, risk = TRUE)
# }
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