This IP address has been reported a total of
6
times from
6 distinct
sources.
2.38.141.230 was first reported on
, and the most recent report was
.
Recent Reports:
We have received reports of abusive activity from this IP address within the last week. It is
potentially still actively engaged in abusive activities.
Reporter
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Anonymous
Search protection: facets on category: 69 values in one group (limit 5) / reCAPTCHA challenge timed ...
show moreSearch protection: facets on category: 69 values in one group (limit 5) / reCAPTCHA challenge timed out
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Suspicious WooCommerce query combination detected. Not default available on websites. Matched combi ...
show moreSuspicious WooCommerce query combination detected. Not default available on websites. Matched combi patterns: filter_, add-to-cart=, orderby=, product_count=. Activity is consistent with high-volume request abuse.
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Repeated programmatically crafted business listing URLs with more than 6 filter values: 4 requests o ...
show moreRepeated programmatically crafted business listing URLs with more than 6 filter values: 4 requests on /ricerca/edilizia/ between 11:17:13 and 11:23:34 UTC on 2026-10-13, all returning HTTP 429.
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Botnet UDP flood (DDoS) against a host in AS203136 (LLC Ordunet), Georgia, on 2026-09-09 between 18: ...
show moreBotnet UDP flood (DDoS) against a host in AS203136 (LLC Ordunet), Georgia, on 2026-09-09 between 18:00 and 19:30 local time (+04:00). This source sent UDP to port 47472 of 185.143.177.x at more than 800 packets/sec. Nothing listens on that port - repeated full packet captures of all traffic reaching this machine recorded its services on other UDP ports and never a single packet to 47472 - so this cannot be a client of anything; it is flood by definition, independent of any rate measurement. One of 2743 sources in 1270 networks and 136 countries in the same wave. Detected on a MikroTik RouterOS router in the raw/prerouting chain (dst-limit 800,200,src-address/10s); the timestamp is when this source crossed the threshold. The host is almost certainly compromised and part of a botnet. Evidence: [email protected].
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