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AS10803 -Reserved AS-, ZZ
Spam statistics of AS10803 -Reserved AS-, ZZ
| Country | Number of networks | IP Addresses | Purpose of use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Unknown Region | |||
| Domain | Detected IP addresses | Spam active IPs | Spam rate |
| - | 1 | 0 | 0.00% |
| Websites count | IP addresses with websites | ||
| 0 | 0 |
Spam activity log
About AS10803
Ownership of AS10803
The autonomous system (AS) number 10803 is owned by the Institute for Advanced Study, which is a private, independent academic institution located in Princeton, New Jersey. The institute is known for enabling scholars to pursue theoretical research and intellectual inquiry without the constraints of teaching and other university obligations.
Main Operational Activity of AS10803's Owner
The main operational activity of the Institute for Advanced Study, owner of AS10803, is to foster and conduct scholarly research at the highest levels in the fields of historical studies, mathematics, natural sciences, and social science.
Establishment of AS10803
There is no specific public information available regarding the exact date when AS10803 was established. Autonomous Systems are typically assigned when an institution requires a unique identifier for its internet presence, but these dates are not always publicly disclosed.
Malicious Use of AS10803
Like many autonomous systems, AS10803 could potentially be used with malicious intent by hackers or spammers. However, it is important to note that the responsibility to manage and mitigate such activities falls on the administrators of the network. Information from external resources like CleanTalk can provide insights into whether an AS has been implicated in such activities.
According to data from CleanTalk, as of my last update, there is no current evidence that suggests AS10803 is prominently involved in any malicious activities such as hosting spammers or being utilized by hackers. This does not entirely rule out the possibility, as such instances could occur below the threshold of detection or may not have been reported to public blacklisting services.