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1// Your API Key.
2$key = 'AlvOCYuLfV8Lc4XgLv5S28xLVi84dNAL';
3
4/*
5* Retrieve the user's IP address. 
6* You could also pull this from another source such as a database.
7* 
8* If you use cloudflare change REMOTE_ADDR to HTTP_CF_CONNECTING_IP
9*/
10$ip = isset($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']) ? $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] : $_SERVER['HTTP_CLIENT_IP'];
11
12
13// Retrieve additional (optional) data points which help us enhance fraud scores.
14$user_agent = $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT']; 
15$user_language = $_SERVER['HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE'];
16
17// Set the strictness for this query. (0 (least strict) - 3 (most strict))
18$strictness = 1;
19
20// You may want to allow public access points like coffee shops, schools, corporations, etc...
21$allow_public_access_points = 'true';
22
23// Reduce scoring penalties for mixed quality IP addresses shared by good and bad users.
24$lighter_penalties = 'false';
25
26// Create parameters array.
27$parameters = array(
28	'user_agent' => $user_agent,
29	'user_language' => $user_language,
30	'strictness' => $strictness,
31	'allow_public_access_points' => $allow_public_access_points,
32	'lighter_penalties' => $lighter_penalties
33);
34
35/* User & Transaction Scoring
36* Score additional information from a user, order, or transaction for risk analysis
37* Please see the documentation and example code to include this feature in your scoring:
38* https://www.ipqualityscore.com/documentation/proxy-detection/transaction-scoring
39* This feature requires a Premium plan or greater
40*/
41
42// Format Parameters
43$formatted_parameters = http_build_query($parameters);
44
45// Create API URL
46$url = sprintf(
47	'https://www.ipqualityscore.com/api/json/ip/%s/%s?%s', 
48	$key,
49	$ip, 
50	$formatted_parameters
51);
52
53// Fetch The Result
54$timeout = 5;
55
56$curl = curl_init();
57curl_setopt($curl, CURLOPT_URL, $url);
58curl_setopt($curl, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, 1);
59curl_setopt($curl, CURLOPT_FOLLOWLOCATION, 1);
60curl_setopt($curl, CURLOPT_CONNECTTIMEOUT, $timeout);
61
62$json = curl_exec($curl);
63curl_close($curl);
64
65// Decode the result into an array.
66$result = json_decode($json, true);
67
68// Check to see if our query was successful.
69if(isset($result['success']) && $result['success'] === true){
70	// NOTICE: If you want to use one of the examples below, remove
71	// any lines containing /*, */ and *-, then remove * from any of the
72	// the remaining lines.
73
74	/*
75	*- Example 1: We'd like to block all proxies and send them to Google.
76	* 
77	* if($result['proxy'] === true){
78	*		exit(header("Location: https://google.com"));
79	* }
80	*/
81	
82	/*
83	*- Example 2: We'd like to block all proxies, but allow legitimate
84	*- crawlers like Google on our site:
85	*
86	* if($result['proxy'] === true && $result['is_crawler'] === false){
87	*		exit(header("Location: https://google.com"));
88	* }
89	*/
90
91	/*
92	*- Example 3: We'd like to block only visitors with a fraud score, 
93	*- over 80, but allow crawlers such as Google:
94	* 
95	* if($result['fraud_score'] >= 80 && $result['is_crawler'] === false){
96	*		exit(header("Location: https://google.com"));
97	* }
98	*/
99
100	/*
101	*- Example 4: We'd like to block only visitors which are a proxy with a 
102	*- fraud score over 80, but allow crawlers such as Google:
103	* 
104	* if(
105	* 	$result['proxy'] === true && 
106	* 	$result['fraud_score'] >= 80 && 
107	*		$result['is_crawler'] === false
108	*	){
109	*		exit(header("Location: https://google.com"));
110	* }
111	*/
112	
113	/*
114	*- Example 5: We'd like to block only visitors which are using tor.
115	* 
116	* if($result['tor'] === true){
117	*		exit(header("Location: https://google.com"));
118	* }
119	*/
120
121	/*
122	* If you are confused with these examples or simply have a use case
123	* not covered here, please feel free to contact IPQualityScore's support
124	* team. We'll craft a custom piece of code to meet your requirements.
125	*/
126}