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User RGHerd joined AbuseIPDB in October 2025 and has reported 11 IP addresses.

Standing (weight) is good.

ACTIVE USER WEBMASTER SUPPORTER

IP	Date	Comment	Categories
🇺🇸 34.26.109.175	17 Sep 2026	Automated web application reconnaissance observed from 34.26.109.175 on 2026-09-17. The source ... show more Automated web application reconnaissance observed from 34.26.109.175 on 2026-09-17. The source generated 18 requests within approximately one second**, primarily targeting common WordPress installation paths and discovery endpoints on a site that does not run WordPress. The activity produced 15 HTTP 404 responses, two malformed/invalid requests resulting in HTTP 400 responses, and one initial HTTP 301 response. The requests used an apparent Chrome 95 Windows user-agent and systematically enumerated multiple multiple conventional WordPress directory names in rapid succession. This behavior is consistent with automated CMS discovery and vulnerability reconnaissance rather than legitimate interactive browsing. No successful compromise was observed. show less	Web App Attack
🇳🇱 195.178.110.22	02 Sep 2026	Automated web application reconnaissance / exposed-backup enumeration. IP 195.178.110.22 repeatedly ... show more Automated web application reconnaissance / exposed-backup enumeration. IP 195.178.110.22 repeatedly probed multiple hosted domains for potentially exposed backup archives, database dumps, and configuration files. Requests included /backup.zip, /backup.tar.gz, /database.sql, /db.sqlite, WordPress backup paths, and hostname-derived targets including /hecate.rgherd.com.sql, /hecate.rgherd.com.zip, /hecate.sql, /hecate.tar.gz, and /hecate.zip. The same behavior was later repeated against another protected hostname using equivalent hostname-derived filenames. Requests had no User-Agent or Referrer. Protected requests were intercepted by Pomerium and returned HTTP 302; no backup file was served. Activity is consistent with automated reconnaissance attempting to locate publicly accessible archives/database backups. show less	Web App Attack Hacking
🇺🇸 43.130.47.33	03 May 2026	Automated web authentication probing from datacenter infrastructure. Reused ephemeral authorization ... show more Automated web authentication probing from datacenter infrastructure. Reused ephemeral authorization URL, spoofed mobile browser user-agent, and tested alternate login/registration paths. No successful login observed. show less	Bad Web Bot Web App Attack Hacking
🇸🇬 43.153.192.98	03 May 2026	Automated web authentication probing from datacenter infrastructure. Reused ephemeral authorization ... show more Automated web authentication probing from datacenter infrastructure. Reused ephemeral authorization URL, spoofed mobile browser user-agent, and tested alternate login/registration paths. No successful login observed. show less	Bad Web Bot Web App Attack Hacking
🇯🇵 124.156.225.181	03 May 2026	Automated web authentication probing from datacenter infrastructure. Reused ephemeral authorization ... show more Automated web authentication probing from datacenter infrastructure. Reused ephemeral authorization URL, spoofed mobile browser user-agent, and tested alternate login/registration paths. No successful login observed. show less	Bad Web Bot Web App Attack Hacking
🇨🇳 121.43.119.2	27 Mar 2026	Automated reconnaissance scan detected. Nmap Scripting Engine user-agent observed with requests to ` ... show more Automated reconnaissance scan detected. Nmap Scripting Engine user-agent observed with requests to `/nmaplowercheck*`, `/HNAP1`, and other probe endpoints, along with TLS and RTSP probing. Short burst (~40s), no successful interaction. Consistent with scripted service discovery. show less	Port Scan
🇳🇱 168.100.9.75	22 Mar 2026	Automated vulnerability scanning detected against web application on port 8081. Source used LeakI ... show more Automated vulnerability scanning detected against web application on port 8081. Source used LeakIX-style scanner (User-Agent: l9explore/1.2.2) to probe for sensitive files and misconfigurations including: - /.env, /.env.*, /.env.backup - /.git/config - /docker-compose.yml, /Dockerfile - /.vscode/sftp.json - Path traversal attempts targeting /etc/hosts and /etc/passwd Multiple requests observed in rapid succession indicating automated scanning behavior. Activity consistent with reconnaissance and attempted data exfiltration. show less	Port Scan Web App Attack Hacking
🇮🇪 20.238.53.73	17 Mar 2026	Automated HTTP scan for common PHP webshells and WordPress vulnerabilities. ~90 requests in ~30 seco ... show more Automated HTTP scan for common PHP webshells and WordPress vulnerabilities. ~90 requests in ~30 seconds across multiple endpoints (e.g. /wp-admin, /wp-content, random *.php). show less	Port Scan Web App Attack
🇦🇺 170.64.223.210	09 Mar 2026	115 SSH attempts over last hour.	Brute-Force SSH
🇬🇧 104.248.170.167	08 Mar 2026	Source IP 104.248.170.167 repeatedly attempted unauthorized SSH authentication against my server ove ... show more Source IP 104.248.170.167 repeatedly attempted unauthorized SSH authentication against my server over several hours. Observed behavior: - Repeated login attempts targeting the "root" account - Failed password authentication - Connection closed after each attempt - Pattern consistent with automated SSH credential scanning Sample logs: Mar 07 21:05:15 Failed password for root from 104.248.170.167 port 54080 ssh2 Mar 07 21:05:15 Connection closed by authenticating user root 104.248.170.167 port 54080 [preauth] Mar 07 21:06:46 Failed password for root from 104.248.170.167 port 44060 ssh2 Mar 07 21:06:48 Connection closed by authenticating user root 104.248.170.167 port 44060 [preauth] All attempts failed. Only legitimate SSH access was from my own IP. This activity persisted for multiple hours and appears to be automated credential probing. show less	Brute-Force SSH
🇧🇷 45.171.31.79	08 Mar 2026	Observed repeated anomalous TCP connections from 45.171.31.79 to :443. Suricata IDS recorded appr ... show more Observed repeated anomalous TCP connections from 45.171.31.79 to :443. Suricata IDS recorded approximately 6317 alerts associated with malformed TCP stream behavior. Alert signatures include: SURICATA STREAM 3way handshake SYN resend different seq on SYN recv SURICATA STREAM 3way handshake SYNACK resend with different ack SURICATA STREAM ESTABLISHED SYN resend with different seq SURICATA STREAM 3way handshake wrong seq wrong ack Traffic consisted of rapid connection attempts using many different source ports. No TLS or HTTP session was established and the source IP does not appear in nginx access or error logs, indicating connections did not progress beyond the TCP handshake stage. Target service: TCP/443. show less	Port Scan Exploited Host