Critical Alert
IP address 111.55.74.133 is a critical-risk address linked to sustained hacking activity, bearing a maximum 10/10 threat score and accumulating 382 abuse reports that document systematic intrusion attempts and vulnerability probing originating from China Mobile's communications infrastructure.
The IP has been flagged 382 times through automated honeypot sensors, with an activity frequency rating of 8/10 indicating consistent, high-volume hostile traffic against targeted services. All 20 most recent threat categorizations classify activity as hacking, confirming the predominant threat vector involves automated scanning campaigns, exploitation attempts, and unauthorized access probing. The address was first and last reported in January 2026, establishing this as a recent and ongoing threat operation within the China Mobile AS56046 network. The 94% confidence score provides strong analytical certainty regarding the malicious nature of observed behavior.
Hacking activity as documented encompasses a broad spectrum of cyber threats including automated vulnerability scanning, exploitation of unpatched services, brute-force authentication attacks, and systematic probing for misconfigured systems. An address operating at this threat level and frequency likely participates in coordinated scanning infrastructure designed to identify and compromise exposed entry points across global networks. Organizations running publicly accessible services such as SSH, RDP, web servers, or database interfaces face elevated risk of credential compromise, data exfiltration, or complete system takeover if vulnerable configurations are detected by this scanning activity.
Site operators should implement defensive controls including authentication hardening with multi-factor authentication and strong credential policies on all exposed services, automated connection monitoring with dynamic blocking via tools such as fail2ban to mitigate brute-force attempts, consistent patch management to eliminate known vulnerabilities, and strict firewall rules limiting inbound access to essential ports while implementing rate limiting on authentication endpoints. Organizations may also consider geographic access controls or IP allowlisting to reduce exposure to scanning originating from high-risk network ranges.
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