Extreme Threat
IP 106.75.186.101 is a maximum-risk address originating from China that has been linked to 664 hacking intrusion attempts over approximately ten months, presenting an immediate threat to any exposed network service. This IP operates within AS58466, the CHINANET Guangdong province network, and carries a threat level rating of 10 out of 10 with a 98 percent confidence score based on automated honeypot detection data. All reported activity falls under the hacking category, indicating sustained and deliberate unauthorized access attempts rather than opportunistic scanning.
The detection profile for 106.75.186.101 reveals consistent, high-volume malicious activity spanning from August 2025 through June 2026, with an activity frequency rating of 8 out of 10. The 664 total abuse reports were generated exclusively through automated honeypot sensors, confirming the IP's repeated engagement with vulnerable entry points across monitored network environments. The geographic origin in Guangdong province places this address within one of China's most densely connected network infrastructure regions, operated by CHINANET, the nation's dominant telecommunications provider. The sustained reporting window of nearly a year demonstrates persistent rather than transient malicious intent, with this address returning repeatedly to attempt exploitation of target systems.
The dominant hacking classification encompasses a broad spectrum of intrusion methodologies, including vulnerability exploitation, credential attacks, and unauthorized access attempts against exposed services. Each successful connection attempt from an address with this reputation profile increases the risk of service compromise, data exfiltration, or lateral movement within a network. The volume and consistency of reports suggest automated tooling capable of systematically identifying and exploiting unpatched or misconfigured systems. Organizations running exposed services without adequate hardening face significant risk of breach when this address or similar sources persistently probe their perimeter defenses.
Network operators should implement immediate blocking measures for IP 106.75.186.101 at the firewall or intrusion prevention level, particularly given the maximum threat rating and sustained activity profile. Deploying fail2ban or equivalent dynamic firewall rules can automate the response to repeated connection attempts from abusive sources. Enforcing strong authentication requirements, including key-based authentication for remote access services and multi-factor authentication where feasible, substantially reduces the effectiveness of credential-based intrusion attempts. Regular security patching and vulnerability scanning of internet-facing systems eliminates the exploitation vectors this address likely targets. Continuous monitoring of authentication logs and implementing rate-limiting on connection attempts further mitigates the risk posed by persistent scanning and brute-force activity.
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