Severe Risk
IP 128.1.132.220 is a critical-risk address associated with sustained hacking activity, achieving the maximum threat score of 10/10 based on 1,949 abuse reports filed through automated honeypot sensors over approximately eleven months. The high confidence score of 90% reflects consistent, repeatable detection patterns that firmly establish this address as a malicious actor within the threat landscape.
Operating from Hong Kong through ASN AS62610 under the network designation ZEN-DPS, this IP demonstrated persistent hostile intent from its first recorded appearance in September 2025 through July 2026. The activity frequency rating of 8/10 indicates near-continuous engagement with target systems, while the volume of reports—nearly two thousand in less than a year—signals a systematic, automated campaign rather than opportunistic probing. All 1,949 reports consistently attributed the malicious behavior to hacking activity, encompassing various intrusion attempts, vulnerability exploitation, and unauthorized access vectors. Detection originated exclusively from automated honeypot sensors, confirming this as a known-bad address with extensive community documentation.
The hacking classification represents the broadest and most dangerous category of cyber threat, encompassing the full spectrum of intrusion methodologies employed by threat actors to compromise systems. With 1,949 recorded incidents, this address has demonstrated sustained capability and intent to exploit vulnerabilities, conduct intrusion attempts, and establish unauthorized access across exposed services. The eleven-month activity window combined with the extreme report volume indicates a deliberate, organized campaign rather than transient scanning.
Organizations with publicly accessible systems face immediate risk from this address and should implement perimeter blocking as a first line of defense. Deploying automated response tools such as fail2ban can detect and mitigate the sustained scanning patterns characteristic of this IP. Keeping all systems current with security patches significantly reduces exposure to the exploitation techniques associated with hacking activity. Continuous monitoring of IP reputation feeds and abuse report databases ensures defensive measures stay aligned with the evolving threat picture presented by persistent actors like 128.1.132.220.
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