IPRisk
IPRisk
Multi-source IP cleanliness, network ownership, and risk signals.
The current aggregate contains relatively few negative signals. You can continue with a real connection test on the destination service.
Risk findings appear first; green items were not observed in this aggregate result.
All geolocation fields remain visible; confidence represents source agreement, not GPS-level physical accuracy.
| Source | Country | Region | City | Coordinates | Timezone |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ipquery | UY | Montevideo Department | Montevideo | -34.9, -56.17 | America/Montevideo |
| ipinfo.io | UY | Montevideo Department | Montevideo | -34.9, -56.19 | America/Montevideo |
| IP2Location | UY | Montevideo | Montevideo | -34.83, -56.17 | America/Montevideo |
| proxycheck | UY | Canelones | La Paz | -34.76, -56.23 | America/Montevideo |
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| IP Address | 186.53.34.122 |
| Reputation Score | 84/100 |
| Cleanliness Level | Low signals |
| IP Type | Single-ISP / Static Residential |
| Country | Uruguay |
| State / province | Montevideo Department |
| City estimate | Montevideo · High confidence · 3/4 available sources agree |
| Postal code | 11100 |
| Timezone | America/Montevideo |
| Reference coordinates | -34.87, -56.18 |
| ISP | Administracion Nacional de Telecomunicaciones |
| ASN | AS6057 |
| Proxy/VPN | No |
| Proxy Type | None |
| Datacenter IP | No |
| Tags | Blacklisted |
| Last Checked | 2026-09-20 18:15:01 |
A score of 84/100 means the current aggregated data contains relatively few negative signals. Classifications, check time, and matches are listed in the source details.
186.53.34.122 is a ISP IP on Administracion Nacional de Telecomunicaciones (AS6057) in UY Montevideo.
The system queries 16 data sources covering proxy/VPN classification, malicious ranges, threat intelligence, ASN, and port exposure. Evidence is combined with fixed weights into a 0-100 score and is generated only when completeness requirements are met.
There is no universal safe score for every website. IPRisk summarizes proxy, blacklist, network-type, and threat-intelligence signals; each service has its own rules and may use data not shown here.