Critical Threat
IP 176.65.134.34 is a critical-risk address operated by Go Host Ltd in Germany that has been linked to 714 hacking intrusion attempts detected by automated honeypot sensors over approximately eight months of sustained malicious activity.
The IP originates from AS208191 and has accumulated a threat confidence score of 86% based on consistent hostile behavior observed between November 2025 and June 2026. All 714 reports attribute the malicious activity to general hacking intrusion attempts, with automated honeypot sensors identifying repeated connection attacks across 20 distinct detection points. The 8/10 activity frequency score indicates persistent, deliberate engagement rather than opportunistic scanning, and the 10/10 threat level confirms this address poses a severe risk to any exposed service.
Hacking activity encompasses unauthorized access attempts, vulnerability exploitation and intrusion behaviors that can lead to system compromise, data exfiltration or further network propagation. This IP's sustained engagement with honeypot infrastructure over an extended period signals systematic reconnaissance and exploitation efforts targeting internet-facing services. The volume and persistence of connection attempts elevate the real-world risk considerably, as such behavior frequently precedes credential compromise or vulnerability-driven breaches.
Administrators should block this IP at the firewall level immediately and implement geographic or ASN-based restrictions if legitimate traffic from this network is not expected. Enforcing strong authentication mechanisms, including multi-factor authentication and account lockout policies, reduces the impact of any successful intrusion attempt. Deploying fail2ban or equivalent log-analysis tools can automatically mitigate repeated connection patterns, while maintaining up-to-date intrusion detection signatures ensures prompt alerting on related activity. Regular review of authentication logs for source IP 176.65.134.34 is strongly recommended.