Kakao Talk

Kakao Talk Network

Detection Information

The following page provides details on IP networks and domains used by Kakao Talk. You can use this information to manage or block Kakao Talk apps, web access and more.

Description

KakaoTalk (카카오톡) is a free mobile instant messaging application for smartphones with free text and free call features.

Full Name

Kakoa Talk Mobile Messenger

External Resources

Kakao Talk - Home Page

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Domains

Primary Domains

kakao.com

Protocols and Port Statistics

Protocol	Port	Flow Percent
HTTPS	TCP 443	93%
HTTP	TCP 80	7%
Secure POP Mail	TCP 995	< 1%

Networks and IPs

ASN Networks

1.201.0.0/24
27.0.236.0/22
59.150.0.0/20
59.150.16.0/23
59.150.18.0/24
and 375 more

Detected Networks

IP	Shared
8.7.198.45
31.13.75.5
93.179.102.140
103.56.16.112
122.10.85.4
and 2 more

Cloud Hosting Networks

IP	Cloud Host	Shared
23.101.24.70	Microsoft Azure

Summary	# of IPs
Microsoft Azure	1

Data Feed API

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    "tag": "netify.twitter",
    "label": "Twitter",
    "shared_ip_detected": true,
    "category": {
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        "tag": "social-media",
        "label": "Social Media"
    },
    ...
    "network_list": [
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            "network": "104.123.31.44/32",
            "version": "ipv4",
            "detection_type": "ai",
            "shared": false,
            "platform": {
                "id": 1002,
                "tag": "akamai",
                "label": "Akamai",
                "category": {
                    "id": 2,
                    "tag": "cdn",
                    "label": "CDN"
                },
            }
       },
       ...

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