Extreme Threat
IP 193.46.255.7, registered in Romania and operated by Unmanaged Ltd under ASN AS47890, presents a maximum threat level of 10/10 based on 689 total abuse reports submitted between August and September 2025. Despite this elevated risk assessment, the confidence score of 59 percent indicates that the classification, while serious, carries moderate analytical certainty. All 20 recent threat-category reports specifically attribute hacking activity to this address, with detection originating entirely from automated honeypot sensors. The unusual disconnect between the volume of historical reports and an activity frequency rating of 0/10 warrants close attention from network defenders evaluating this IP for inclusion in blocklists or monitoring watches.
The reporting window for IP 193.46.255.7 spans approximately two months, with the first documented appearance in August 2025 and continued activity through September 2025. The concentration of all detection events within automated honeypot infrastructure suggests that the observed traffic consists of automated scanning or exploit attempts rather than organic user activity. The complete absence of community-sourced reports alongside the honeypot-only attribution raises the confidence score to 59 percent, as the threat signature has been validated through controlled detection environments but lacks corroborating evidence from diverse real-world network telemetry. The Romanian network registration provides geographic context, though the Unmanaged Ltd operator designation implies limited or no abuse-response coordination.
Hacking activity, as classified by the honeypot sensors that detected this IP, encompasses a broad spectrum of intrusion attempts, vulnerability exploitation and unauthorized access vectors. An IP flagged exclusively for hacking with a maximum threat rating suggests sustained automated probing of services exposed to the internet. The real-world risk to an exposed service includes credential brute-forcing, exploitation of known software vulnerabilities and reconnaissance activity that precedes more targeted attacks. Organizations running accessible SSH, RDP, web applications or database interfaces face the greatest exposure when such high-threat IPs are permitted access to their perimeters.