@Sarah165
An 'IP address' cannot be 'infected': as noted above, that's language typically associated with the start of an attempted criminal scam.
An individual device using a particular IP address, or one on a domestic network with a public IP might be 'infected' but these days actual viruses are vanishingly rare compared to the flood of self-inflicted ransomware and non-technical social engineering scams, neither of which is an 'infection'.
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