Substantial Risk
IP 160.250.186.220 is a high-risk address operating from Vietnam under AS150895 (EZ TECHNOLOGY COMPANY LIMITED) that presents a significant threat due to sustained brute-force and hacking activity, with 224 abuse reports filed across a concentrated three-month window and an threat level rating of 8/10 indicating serious malicious intent.
The IP was first reported in April 2026 and remained active through June 2026, accumulating a total of 224 reports from 20 distinct detection sources comprising 13 automated honeypot sensors and 7 community submissions. The activity frequency score of 8/10 confirms persistent, ongoing engagement rather than isolated probes, with the dominant threat categories being Hacking (18 reports), Brute-Force attacks (15 reports), WordPress Login Brute Force (13 reports), and DDoS Attack activity (5 reports). This distribution reveals a threat actor engaged primarily in automated credential attacks against web authentication interfaces, supported by broader network intrusion attempts and distributed denial-of-service capabilities.
Brute-force activity from this address targets authentication systems by systematically submitting credential combinations against login endpoints, including common administrative paths and Content Management System login pages. The WordPress-specific brute-force detections indicate deliberate scanning for CMS installations using default or weak credential patterns. Combined with general hacking probes and DDoS indicators, this IP represents a multi-vector threat capable of both unauthorized access acquisition and service disruption. Organizations exposing SSH, web admin panels, or CMS login portals to this address face elevated risk of account compromise or resource exhaustion.
Site operators should block or heavily restrict access from 160.250.186.220 at the firewall level, implement rate-limiting on all authentication endpoints, and enforce multi-factor authentication for administrative accounts to mitigate credential-stuffing risk. Deploying defensive tools such as fail2ban to dynamically ban repeated failed login attempts and maintaining strict account lockout policies will reduce the effectiveness of brute-force campaigns. Regular monitoring of authentication logs for source IP 160.250.186.220 and patching of vulnerable services further reduce exposure to the exploitation techniques associated with this address.
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