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ISP output can be used in custom rules
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christophermluna authored Dec 4, 2023
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Subscribe to the [minFraud release notes RSS feed](/minfraud/release-notes/rss.xml).
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<ReleaseNote date="2023-12-04" title="ISP output can be used as a parameter for custom rules">

You can now use the `/ip_address/traits/isp` output in minFraud custom rules,
with the following operators: matches, does not match, contains, does not
contain.

Filtering transactions by ISP can be especially helpful if you notice certain
ISPs are more likely to be associated with fraudulent behavior.

You can select the ISP output as a parameter in custom rules by selecting
minFraud outputs > ISP when defining a new condition for a custom rule.

- [Learn more about setting custom rule conditions on our Knowledge Base.](https://support.maxmind.com/hc/en-us/articles/4408362750875#h_01HBNQ01QST1MPM481ZW520R7J)

</ReleaseNote>

<ReleaseNote date="2023-11-29" title="Updated static IP scoring for IPv6 addresses">

We are releasing a bug fix to our static IP scoring system today.
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