Maximum Danger
IP 193.32.162.142 is a critical-risk address associated with sustained hacking activity, having accumulated 946 total abuse reports with a 91% confidence score and a maximum threat-level rating of 10/10. This Romanian IP represents one of the most actively reported addresses in recent threat intelligence feeds, with automated honeypot sensors flagging persistent intrusion attempts over an eleven-month window from August 2025 through June 2026.
Located within AS47890 and operated by Unmanaged Ltd, this address operates from Romania and has been monitored through 20 independent automated honeypot detection sources. The activity frequency score of 8/10 indicates near-continuous hostile engagement, with the volume of independent reports providing strong corroboration of malicious intent. The network context aligns with patterns commonly observed in high-volume abuse scenarios, where unmanaged infrastructure frequently becomes a vector for automated attack campaigns targeting exposed services globally.
The dominant threat classification is general hacking activity, encompassing intrusion attempts, vulnerability exploitation, and unauthorized access attempts. Detection data included a Suricata alert indicating SSH session activity on an unusual port, a known evasion technique where attackers target non-standard service configurations to bypass basic detection rules. This pattern suggests automated exploitation tooling configured to identify and compromise servers running SSH on non-default ports, often pursuing weak or default credentials as the initial attack vector.
Site operators should immediately block or aggressively rate-limit this IP at the network edge, enforce key-based SSH authentication and disable password-based login entirely, and deploy automated dynamic blocking tools such as fail2ban to mitigate repeated login attempts. Regular auditing of SSH configurations, maintaining current system patches, and monitoring authentication logs for unusual source activity provide additional defensive depth against the specific threat pattern this address exemplifies.