Extreme Threat
IP 85.11.183.19 is a critical-risk address linked to sustained hacking activity, having generated 802 abuse reports with a 94% confidence score and a perfect 10/10 threat rating, indicating severe danger to any exposed service.
The address is geolocated in the United Kingdom and routed through PebbleHost Ltd via ASN AS212027. Detection data shows the IP was first reported in February 2026 and most recently in May 2026, with an activity frequency score of 8/10 across the period. All 802 reports originate from automated honeypot sensors, which logged 20 distinct instances of general hacking activity. The volume of reports combined with the consistently elevated activity score signals an attacker making repeated, aggressive intrusion attempts against exposed network endpoints.
Hacking activity encompasses a broad range of intrusion patterns, including unauthorized access attempts, vulnerability exploitation, and scanning for weaknesses in target systems. The concrete risk to an exposed service is significant: any system with unpatched software, default credentials, or misconfigured access controls becomes a high-probability target for compromise. The sustained nature of the activity suggests an automated or semi-automated campaign rather than opportunistic probing, meaning exposure time directly correlates with breach likelihood.
Site operators should immediately block this address at the network perimeter or via firewall rules. Implementing rate-limiting on authentication endpoints and enforcing strong, unique credentials reduces the impact of any successful access attempt. Systems should be kept fully patched, and tools such as fail2ban can automatically ban repeat offenders. Continuous monitoring of access logs for patterns consistent with the observed activity will help identify further malicious traffic.
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