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Blocking
Pixalate’s robust blocking lists allow organizations to take a proactive approach to fraud protection by exposing known fraud vectors.
The Basics
Blocking Using Data Feeds
- Data Center IPv6 Feed
- Data Center Data Intelligence Feed
- User-Agent Block List
- IP Block List (IPv4 and IPv6)
- Mobile Device ID Block List
- Connected TV Device ID Data Feed
- High Risk Mobile Apps (Version 2.0) - Standard and Enterprise (Beta)
- High Risk CTV Apps (Version 2.0) - Standard and Enterprise (Beta)
- High Risk Mobile App Lists (Version 1.0)
- High Risk CTV Apps (Version 1.0)
- High Risk Domains (Version 1.0)
- Mobile "Delisted From the App Store"(DEFASE) Global and Country-Level Lists
- Connected TV "Delisted from the App Store" (DEFASE) Global and Country-Level Lists
- Malformed / Unidentified CTV BundleId Blocklist
- Proxy Gateway List
- SPO (Supply Path Optimization) Block List
- MFA (Made for Advertising) Websites/Domains Data Feed
- MFA (Made for Advertising) Mobile Apps Data Feed
- MFA (Made for Advertising) CTV Apps Data Feed
Blocking for Mobile Apps
Blocking for Websites
Blocking via Third-Party Platforms
Release Notes
- Aug 28, 2026 — Hourly Connected TV Device ID Data Feed Update
- Aug 28, 2026 — New Data Center IPv6 Feed and Expanded Data Center IPv4 Coverage
- Aug 20, 2026 — 2 new risk types added to High Risk Mobile Apps (Version 2.0) Standard and Enterprise
- March 11, 2026 — High Risk CTV Apps 2.0 Standard and Enterprise (Beta)
- February 5, 2026 — High Risk Mobile Apps 2.0 Standard and Enterprise (Beta)
- December 2, 2025 — Hourly Mobile Device ID Blocklist Update
- November 17, 2025 — Hourly IPv4 Blocklist Update