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AS5079 T-Mobile USA, Inc.
Spam statistics of AS5079 T-Mobile USA, Inc.
| Country | Number of networks | IP Addresses | Purpose of use |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | |||
| Domain | Detected IP addresses | Spam active IPs | Spam rate |
| - | 1 | 0 | 0.00% |
| Websites count | IP addresses with websites | ||
| 0 | 0 |
Spam activity log
Overview of AS5079
Owner Information
The owner of Autonomous System (AS) 5079 is AOL Transit Data Network (ATDN). ATDN is part of the larger organization known as AOL, which stands for America Online. AOL has been a prominent player in the internet service industry, providing various services such as web portals, email, and instant messaging.
Main Operational Activity
The main operational activity of AS5079's owner involves managing a large-scale internet network that supports the delivery of multiple online services. This includes traffic transit and network connectivity for AOL's vast array of digital offerings.
Establishment Date
The exact date of establishment for AS5079 is not publicly available, but it can be inferred to have been operational since the early days of AOL's internet service provision, adapting and evolving alongside the company's growth and technological advancements.
Malicious Intent Usage: Hackers or Spammers
Like many large Autonomous Systems, AS5079 may occasionally be exploited by hackers or spammers with malicious intent. However, there is no specific evidence readily available from public sources such as CleanTalk's blacklist that suggests a prevalent misuse of AS5079 by such actors. It is important to note that service providers often take measures to mitigate and manage any abuse of their networks.
Details from CleanTalk
According to CleanTalk, there are currently no significant reports or data indicating that AS5079 is being used by hackers or spammers for malicious activities. CleanTalk provides a platform for users to check and report IP addresses engaging in spam or malicious behavior, and the absence of reports related to AS5079 suggests that, at least in the context of CleanTalk's data, it is not a notable source of malicious traffic.