Critical Threat
IP 16.5.0.172 is classified as a critical security threat (10/10) based on 4 verified reports.
This IP ranks among the most dangerous in our database with 51% confidence from multiple corroborating sources.
Automated assessment based on aggregated, anonymized threat data
IP 16.5.0.172 is classified as a critical security threat (10/10) based on 4 verified reports.
This IP ranks among the most dangerous in our database with 51% confidence from multiple corroborating sources.
General hacking activity includes various intrusion attempts, exploitation of vulnerabilities, and unauthorized access attempts.
Keep systems patched, implement intrusion detection, and follow security best practices.
Steady malicious activity over 3 days indicates persistent threat actor operations.
This IP is hosted on a network (ASN 401661) with generally good reputation. The ISP EMBNEX, LLC maintains standard security practices.
Immediate blocking recommended. Treat all traffic from this source as hostile.
| Date | Categories | Source | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Exploited Host Hacking | Honeypot x2 | 75% | |
| Hacking | Honeypot | 75% | |
| Hacking | Honeypot | 75% | |
| Hacking | Honeypot | 75% |
How this IP compares to others in our threat intelligence database
This IP is more threatening than 99% of all IPs in our database.
Top 10% Most DangerousCompared against 1,252,086 reported IPs worldwide
Compared against 73 IPs in ASN 401661
Compared against 257,143 IPs in BR
Daily report activity over the last 30 days showing patterns and peaks.
Evolution of threat level over time based on reported categories and frequency.
Distribution of threat categories reported over time.
Activity patterns showing when this IP is most active during the day and week.
Peak activity at 05:00 with 1 reports
1,141,618 threat incidents tracked globally • Last 24h: 30,835 Logs
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