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2a02:2479:89:c600::1
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2a02:2479:89:c600::1 has been reported 13
times. The most recent report is from
.
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naturally, over time, when the abusive activity stops.
IP Abuse Reports for 2a02:2479:89:c600::1:
This IP address has been reported a total of
13
times from
5 distinct
sources.
2a02:2479:89:c600::1 was first reported on
, and the most recent report was
.
This IP was detected by CrowdSec triggering crowdsecurity/vpatch-env-access. WAF block: crowdsecurit ...
show moreThis IP was detected by CrowdSec triggering crowdsecurity/vpatch-env-access. WAF block: crowdsecurity/vpatch-env-access from 2a02:2479:89:c600::1 (172.19.0.3)
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Aggressive automated credential harvesting and sensitive information disclosure probing originating ...
show moreAggressive automated credential harvesting and sensitive information disclosure probing originating from IONOS (Germany). The actor is systematically targeting both the root and www domains for configuration files containing secrets, including .env.bak, .aws/credentials, aws.yml, and various phpinfo paths. This is a targeted effort to hijack cloud infrastructure and database credentials.
Observed Activity:
Secret Harvesting: Probing for environment and AWS credential files: /.env.bak, /.aws/credentials, and /config/aws.yml.
System Fingerprinting: Multiple attempts to access phpinfo and _profiler/phpinfo to identify server versions and loaded modules.
Method: High-frequency IPv6 automated scanning (30+ requests in 20 seconds).
User Agent: Using a spoofed, misspelled Android user agent ("Mozlila" instead of "Mozilla") to bypass basic filters.
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