Maximum Danger
IP 95.214.55.246 is a critical-risk address with a substantial abuse history, having accumulated 12,325 total reports from automated honeypot sensors for general hacking activity including intrusion attempts and exploitation of vulnerabilities. Despite a very low current activity frequency score of 0/10, the sheer volume of historical reports positions this Polish IP as a high-priority concern for network defenders. The IP is registered in Poland and routed through ASN AS201814, operated by MEVSPACE sp. z o.o., representing a network that has been repeatedly associated with unauthorized access attempts over the December 2025 to January 2026 reporting window.
The evidence base supporting this assessment derives entirely from automated honeypot detections, with 20 recent reports specifically categorizing the activity as hacking-related intrusion attempts. The 60% confidence score reflects the certainty level of these attributions, while the activity frequency metric of 0/10 suggests the IP is currently observing a quiet period following its aggressive campaign. This pattern of intermittent high-volume abuse followed by dormancy is consistent with threat actors who rotate infrastructure or temporarily cease operations before resuming. The network operator MEVSPACE sp. z o.o. may be operating bulletproof hosting services or could itself be compromised, as the continued registration and routing of such a heavily reported address warrants scrutiny regardless of the current activity lull.
The dominant threat category, hacking, encompasses a broad spectrum of intrusion activities including vulnerability exploitation, unauthorized access attempts, and reconnaissance probes against exposed services. Even at reduced current activity levels, this IP's documented history indicates it has successfully executed or attempted substantial attack campaigns. Real-world risk includes potential credential stuffing against authentication portals, exploitation of unpatched software, and coordinated scanning that could precede more targeted attacks. Organizations that have not previously blocked this address may find their logs contain historical connection attempts from this source, indicating the address has probed their perimeter defenses.
Site operators should immediately block IP 95.214.55.246 at the firewall level and ensure the block extends across all ingress points. Implement fail2ban or equivalent dynamic firewall rules to automatically drop connections from addresses exceeding configurable thresholds. Maintain comprehensive logging of all connection attempts from this IP for forensic analysis, and review authentication logs for any successful access that may indicate prior compromise. Regularly audit exposed services, enforce strong credential policies, and apply security patches promptly to reduce vulnerability to the intrusion techniques this address has historically employed.
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