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Catch more fraud with the minFraud service
Score online transactions and stop chargebacks. Take advantage of a broad range of data to identify traits of risk specific to your online business. Extend your analysis of fraudster behavior with the help of minFraud Factors.
Website visitors using anonymizers impact your business. Take action with the GeoIP2 Anonymous IP database. Improve profitability and compliance by excluding IP addresses identified as proxies and other anonymizers.
Blog Posts
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The Easy Way to Use MaxMind GeoIP with Redshift
by TJ Murphy – You know Google Analytics has traffic by geographic location, but that’s not gonna cut it. If you want to report on those retention rates, lifetime values, or repeat behaviors by geo, you need something you can query with SQL, something that lives in your data warehouse. But you don’t have anything like that. You know there’s user IP addresses in your log data, you just need to turn them into locations.
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IP Geolocation in the IPv6 World
We get a lot of questions here at MaxMind about IPv6, and it’s not hard to imagine why. Accuracy is top of mind for every user of IP geolocation and this topic introduces questions about how effective geolocation can be for certain user segments. In this post, we explain a key reason for IPv6 addresses, how they’re allocated, and provide information about IPv6 geolocation accuracy.
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Types of Anonymous IPs and How They Affect Your Business
Anonymous IP addresses (sometimes generalized as “proxies”) serve to hide a web user’s true IP address and obfuscate their geolocation. There are legitimate reasons, usually related to privacy or security, to use anonymous IPs, but many businesses find that fraudsters and other bad actors also use anonymous IPs in malicious ways that affect the bottom line.
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