AS36352 — HostPapa

AS36352, operated by HostPapa, is hosting space that is heavily used for anonymization. Of the 153 addresses we have observed on it, 86% are VPN endpoints and 2 are Tor exit nodes. An address arriving from this network usually says where a tunnel ends, not where the person behind it is.

131 of the 153 observed addresses (86%) carried a notable risk score of 40 or higher when last checked. That concentration is the network's defining feature: it does not mean any individual visitor is hostile, but it does mean this network's addresses start from a lower trust position than ordinary hosting space.

Addresses on this network have been looked up through Predax between February 10, 2026 and August 31, 2026. Each figure on this page reflects an address's most recent check, not a permanent record.

Geographically, the observed addresses span 3 countries, with the largest share (151 of 153) geolocating to United States.

Screening traffic from this network is a defensible default for checkout, login and signup flows: the anonymization share is high enough that an address here tells you little about who is actually connecting.

It is still worth screening by score rather than blocking the whole network — VPN use is mainstream, and a blanket network block also turns away the privacy-conscious customers routing through it. A challenge (CAPTCHA or verification) keeps them while stopping most automation.

With 86% of this network's observed addresses carrying notable risk, a manual block list will always be behind. The Predax Security plugin for WordPress automates the score-threshold approach recommended above, and the WooCommerce fraud plugin extends it to orders and checkout.