IP威胁报告
94.21.0.214
ABUSE.MOM — 规矩点，否则你将被曝光
地理位置与分类
检测签名
| 签名 | 描述 | 分数 | 严重性 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Burst 11/2s | 请求频率异常——自动扫描 | +35 | |
| Burst 16/10s | 请求频率异常——自动扫描 | +35 | |
| Danger strong hits: 16 | 高风险路径：Webshell、RCE、漏洞利用 | +100 | |
| Foreign referer | 来自无关外部域名的Referer | +10 |
观察到的活动
从服务器访问日志重建的HTTP请求。出于安全考虑，目标域名已隐藏。
* Typical request patterns for detected signatures. Actual target domains are redacted.
时间线
网络供应商
建议
已采取和建议的措施
- IP 94.21.0.214 已在应用层封锁（HTTP 403）
- 建议在防火墙层（iptables/CSF）进行封锁
- 通过abuse联系方式向网络供应商举报
- 确保敏感文件（.env、.git、备份）无法从网络访问
🌊 洪水/DDoS缓解
在nginx中实施limit_req_zone。部署具有DDoS防护的CDN。配置SYN cookies和连接跟踪以限制94.21.0.214。
黑名单状态 (DNSBL)
该IP已通过全球邮件服务器和防火墙使用的主要DNS黑名单进行检查。
已检查：Spamhaus、SpamCop、Barracuda、SORBS、CBL、UCEProtect。
Threat Analysis
94.21.0.214 has been assigned a threat score of 180/100 (Critical). 这将其归入严重威胁类别。强烈建议在所有网络边界立即进行封锁。
The following attack categories were identified:
📊 Threat Analysis
94.21.0.214注册在Budapest, Hungary，运营在HDSNET的网络中。该IP在触发多个行为检测签名后首次出现在我们的威胁源中。 我们的传感器在3天内捕获了来自此地址的154次恶意请求，反映出每天约51.3次的持续攻击节奏。 这是一个住宅IP地址，表明可能是被入侵的家用设备，如路由器、智能设备或参与僵尸网络的受感染工作站。 来自此IP的基于速率的攻击旨在通过大量请求洪水压垮服务器资源。 我们的记录显示来自Hungary的62个恶意IP，使其成为全球威胁活动的值得注意的贡献者。 威胁评分180/100，此IP属于我们数据库中最危险的地址之一。强烈建议立即完全封锁。
This IP is classified as residential, suggesting it may belong to a compromised home device, IoT botnet member, or an infected personal computer. Residential IPs involved in attacks often indicate malware infection without the owner's knowledge.
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