Malicious Node Advisory

There has been an influx of malicious nodes hosted by chain analysis and government agencies which spy on Monero users. Some of them may be in this list - it's impossible to know. To best protect yourself from surveillance please use Tor or run your own node.

To learn more about the surveillance issue, watch this video: How Monero Users Get Traced

To learn more on how to mitigate the surveillance, read this page: Opsec

TLDR: You should run your own node

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Add A Node

Nodes will be scanned periodically. Geolocation and features will be identified during scanning (CORS, IPv6, Tor, I2P).

You can automate this process using curl. 

curl -q -X POST https://monero.fail/add -d node_url="${NODE_URL}"

Nodes

To find healthy nodes near you, go to Find Nodes. Requires JavaScript.

Reset

There are 1426 mainnet Monero nodes in the database but 3 nodes stored with the current filters.

Of those, 0 nodes failed their last check-in (unresponsive to ping or over 1500 blocks away from highest reported block).

To find nodes located closest to you, go to Find Nodes.

Showing healthy nodes 0-3 of 3 total.

Type URL CORS IPv6 Last Height History
Clearnet http://185.132.45.117:18089 Open

Spain

No No 3739481
Clearnet http://88.3.210.198:18081 Open

Tortosa, Tarragona, Spain

No No 3739454
Clearnet https://xmr.jayjonkman.nl:18089 Open

Spain

Yes No 3739462