Challenge Tor and risky traffic
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Know who is really there
SPIRITT uses BigDataCloud's IP intelligence to protect and personalize your product. It scores user risk, catches Tor and proxy traffic, localizes by timezone and maps the networks behind your traffic.
What you can do with BigDataCloud.
Risk scored on every signup
Combine user risk and hazard reports to decide when to allow, challenge or block.
Local by default
Detect country, timezone and roaming status to localize experiences and send at the right hour.
Networks mapped clearly
Trace ASNs, upstreams, customers and announced prefixes for any network.
Works with your other apps.
Get started in three steps.
01
Open your workspace
Start a SPIRITT workspace for fraud, localization or network work.
02
Connect BigDataCloud
Connect BigDataCloud so SPIRITT can read IP, network, risk and validation data.
03
Delegate an outcome
Describe the rule or report. SPIRITT builds it into your stack and runs it.
Hand over a mission.
Choose a mission. Make it yours.
Put BigDataCloud to work.
Trust the traffic you let in
Questions
BigDataCloud, with SPIRITT.
01What can SPIRITT do with BigDataCloud?+
SPIRITT reads IP country, timezone, network, ASN and BGP data, user risk and hazard reports, Tor exit nodes and roaming status, parses user agents, reverse geocodes coordinates, and validates emails and phones.
02Can it stop fraudulent signups?+
Yes. It scores each signup's IP risk and hazard flags and routes risky ones to a challenge or block.
03Can it block Tor traffic?+
Yes. SPIRITT refreshes the active Tor exit node list and pushes it to your firewall on a schedule.
04Can it help network teams?+
Yes. It maps ASN upstreams, customers and announced prefixes and watches for changes.
05Can it localize timing and content?+
Yes. Country and timezone by IP let SPIRITT set currency, language and send times per user.
06How do I get started?+
Open a SPIRITT workspace, connect BigDataCloud and pick a flow to protect, like signup. SPIRITT builds the check first.