Extreme Threat
IP 35.241.150.107 is a critical-risk address operating from Google LLC infrastructure in Belgium, with a threat level of 10/10 and a 94% confidence score based on 156 abuse reports from 20 automated honeypot sensors spanning March through May 2026. This IP has been flagged predominantly for hacking activity, alongside confirmed exploited-host behaviour and targeted attacks against IoT infrastructure.
The volume of reports and high confidence score indicate sustained malicious behaviour rather than isolated scanning. Detection data reveals connection attempts consistent with intrusion activity, malware and exploit delivery patterns, and protocol-anomaly alerts matching Suricata signatures. The blend of hacking, exploited-host classification, and IoT-targeting suggests this address may be a compromised platform being weaponised without its operator's knowledge, or a deliberate attack node cycling through multiple threat vectors to maximise exposure.
The dominant hacking classification implies systematic attempts to exploit vulnerabilities, gain unauthorized access, or deploy payloads against exposed services. When combined with IoT-targeting indicators, this profile poses a concrete risk to any publicly accessible device—particularly those with weak authentication, unpatched firmware, or exposed management interfaces. The Suricata protocol-mismatch alert further suggests the IP probes network defences with malformed traffic to evade detection or exploit parsing weaknesses.
Network operators should block IP 35.241.150.107 at the firewall or edge device immediately and monitor for associated IP ranges exhibiting similar patterns. Implement automated abuse-response tools such as fail2ban to dynamically block repeat offenders. Enforce strong authentication on all exposed services, keep firmware and software patched, and segment IoT devices onto isolated network zones. If this IP originates from a cloud or hosting provider, consider submitting an abuse report to the operator to notify them of potential host compromise.