IP 196.251.81.59 is engaging in automated scanning activity targeting Laravel application configurat ...
show moreIP 196.251.81.59 is engaging in automated scanning activity targeting Laravel application configuration files (e.g., /.env, /.env.production) across multiple subdomains. This behavior suggests an attempt to exploit misconfigured environments.
Over 1700 requests were recorded in a short time frame, triggering HTTP 429 rate limits. Please review and take appropriate action. Log samples can be provided if needed.
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Massive scans on multiple subdomains looking for /wp and /wordpress paths. Over 1700 requests in 24h ...
show moreMassive scans on multiple subdomains looking for /wp and /wordpress paths. Over 1700 requests in 24h. Typical WordPress scanner behavior. All returned 404.
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This IP generated over 3100 requests in a few hours, mostly POST requests to dynamic endpoints like ...
show moreThis IP generated over 3100 requests in a few hours, mostly POST requests to dynamic endpoints like /livewire/message/* and /broadcasting/auth.
The behavior appears automated (bot/scraper), with repeated access to chat and payment-related pages. Some requests returned 403/500 errors.
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This IP was used to perform mass scanning across multiple subdomains, attempting to access sensitive ...
show moreThis IP was used to perform mass scanning across multiple subdomains, attempting to access sensitive files such as /sftp-config.json and /.vscode/sftp.json. Over 3,900 requests in under 24 hours. Behavior clearly indicates a malicious automated bot probing for misconfigured or exposed systems.
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High-volume automated scan targeting WordPress installation paths like /wp and /wordpress on multipl ...
show moreHigh-volume automated scan targeting WordPress installation paths like /wp and /wordpress on multiple subdomains. Sudden spike in activity with no legitimate usage. Clear signs of reconnaissance or exploitation attempts.
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This IP is aggressively scanning for WordPress configuration files (e.g. wp-config.php, phpinfo.php) ...
show moreThis IP is aggressively scanning for WordPress configuration files (e.g. wp-config.php, phpinfo.php) across many subdomains. Thousands of repeated requests over several days, all resulting in 404 errors. Indicative of a vulnerability scan bot.
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Unusual activity detected from IP 51.44.162.166, with a growing number of requests targeting common ...
show moreUnusual activity detected from IP 51.44.162.166, with a growing number of requests targeting common WordPress paths (/wp, /wordpress) across multiple subdomains. This behavior is typical of reconnaissance bots.
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Suspicious activity: automated scanning for WordPress installations across multiple domains (/wp and ...
show moreSuspicious activity: automated scanning for WordPress installations across multiple domains (/wp and /wordpress paths). Hundreds of 404 errors in a short period, likely probing for vulnerabilities.
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Automated attack from this IP targeting multiple WordPress installations.
Thousands of requests pro ...
show moreAutomated attack from this IP targeting multiple WordPress installations.
Thousands of requests probing for /wp-config.php, /phpinfo.php, and other sensitive files across various subdomains.
Likely part of a large-scale scanning or exploitation campaign.
No legitimate traffic observed from this IP.
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Suspicious automated traffic on a dating platform. Over 6000 requests in 24h, mostly POST to dynamic ...
show moreSuspicious automated traffic on a dating platform. Over 6000 requests in 24h, mostly POST to dynamic components. No signs of real user behavior or conversions. Caused backend instability and triggered server errors. Likely script or bot abuse.
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High-volume automated traffic from this IP. Over 4000 requests in 24h with POST focus on interactive ...
show moreHigh-volume automated traffic from this IP. Over 4000 requests in 24h with POST focus on interactive components. No account activity or registrations observed. Behavior matches bot/script attempting to exploit affiliate mechanics.
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Suspicious behavior: The IP 91.209.135.71 has made ~1,900 repeated requests over two days targeting ...
show moreSuspicious behavior: The IP 91.209.135.71 has made ~1,900 repeated requests over two days targeting known vulnerable PHP files (e.g., phpinfo.php, test.php, .aws/credentials) across multiple subdomains. All requests returned 404 or 403. This appears to be an automated vulnerability scan. No legitimate user activity detected.
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Suspicious IP (35.180.209.22) - Multiple 404 scans across various domains, targeting WordPress endpo ...
show moreSuspicious IP (35.180.209.22) - Multiple 404 scans across various domains, targeting WordPress endpoints (e.g., /wp, /wordpress). Over 1,600 requests in 24h. Possible automated vulnerability probing or malicious scanning.
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Malicious bot scanning for sensitive files (wp-config.php, config.db, phpinfo.php) across multiple s ...
show moreMalicious bot scanning for sensitive files (wp-config.php, config.db, phpinfo.php) across multiple subdomains. High request volume, typical web app attack pattern.
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HackingBrute-ForceBad Web BotExploited HostWeb App Attack
This IP has shown abnormal behavior over a short period of time, including more than 1700 HTTP reque ...
show moreThis IP has shown abnormal behavior over a short period of time, including more than 1700 HTTP requests in under 12 hours targeting multiple endpoints of a web application (mainly POST requests to Livewire components and payment-related routes). The traffic pattern strongly suggests a bad bot or scripted attack attempting to exploit application logic or simulate user actions.
Key endpoints targeted:
- /livewire/message/library.chat-user
- /broadcasting/auth
- /subsctiption/add_credits
- /payment/confirmation3ds
Status codes returned include 200, 403, 500, and even malformed logs (code 0), which supports the suspicion of abuse.
Category: Bad Web Bot / Web App Attack / Fraud Orders
Access has since been blocked.
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Unusual automated behavior observed: over 80,000 repeated requests to static endpoints over a short ...
show moreUnusual automated behavior observed: over 80,000 repeated requests to static endpoints over a short period. Traffic targets mostly icon/image resources and avoids all interactive routes. No registration or login activity recorded. Consistent with non-legit bot or scanner activity.
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High-volume automated traffic detected. Over 50,000 repeated GET requests were logged within hours, ...
show moreHigh-volume automated traffic detected. Over 50,000 repeated GET requests were logged within hours, mostly targeting static files (icons, images) with no user interaction (no registration or login activity). Pattern is consistent with a non-legitimate bot or web scanner probing application structure.
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Automated traffic detected from this host: tens of thousands of repeated requests to static assets ( ...
show moreAutomated traffic detected from this host: tens of thousands of repeated requests to static assets (e.g. /favicon.ico, /apple-touch-icon.png) with no user interaction. Behavior consistent with a bad web bot or web app scanning. No legitimate activity observed (e.g. no login or registration attempts).
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Bad Web BotExploited HostWeb App Attack
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