Bynn Proxy Detection

Bynn Proxy Detection is a service that identifies proxy and VPN connections to detect anonymous IP addresses in real-time. The service analyzes various anonymization methods including Virtual Private Networks (VPNs), residential proxies, datacenter proxies, TOR nodes, public proxies, Socks4/5 proxies, and hosting provider IPs. The service performs IP geolocation to identify the physical location of IP addresses and detect timezone mismatches that may indicate proxy usage. It assigns risk scores to IP addresses based on multiple factors including proxy HTTP headers, IP geolocation consistency, VPN provider identification, and data center detection. The detection system incorporates WebRTC IP leak detection, VPN exit node enumeration, latency testing, packet inter-arrival time pattern analysis, and user agent verification to identify OS mismatches. It maintains databases of known proxy and VPN exit nodes for cross-referencing source IPs. The service integrates with identity verification workflows to trigger additional verification steps such as document checks or biometric authentication when high-risk IPs are detected. It provides bidirectional communication with verification platforms for continuous monitoring throughout user sessions. The system uses AI algorithms that continuously update detection models to adapt to evolving proxy technologies. It is designed to handle varying traffic volumes for businesses of different sizes.