High Risk
IP 62.60.130.169 is a high-risk address with a threat level of 7/10 that has been linked to Email Spam activity, accumulating 1,261 total abuse reports within a compressed detection window of approximately eight weeks between May and July 2026. This volume of reporting, combined with an activity frequency rated 8/10, indicates persistent and sustained malicious behavior rather than isolated incident.
The Iranian-originating IP, operating through ASN AS215930 under Cipher Operations Doo Beograd - Novi Beograd administration, was flagged exclusively by automated honeypot sensors across 20 distinct reporting instances in the most recent observation period. The confidence score of 87% reflects strong corroboration across detection systems, while the sheer number of accumulated reports demonstrates this address has been problematic for an extended duration. The geographic attribution to Iran should be evaluated alongside the network operator information, as hosting and transit relationships can sometimes complicate origin attribution.
Email spam at this scale represents a concrete threat beyond mere nuisance traffic. Mass-distributed spam campaigns frequently serve as delivery mechanisms for credential phishing, fraudulent schemes, and malware payloads. Attackers leveraging compromised or spoofed mail infrastructure use high-volume distribution to maximize the reach of malicious content, meaning any organisation receiving traffic from 62.60.130.169 faces potential exposure to sophisticated social-engineering attempts targeting employees and users.
Site operators should block or reject incoming connections from 62.60.130.169 at the mail transfer agent level and monitor for any messages already delivered to internal inboxes. Implementing strict SPF, DKIM, and DMARC validation on inbound mail servers will reject many forgedsender attacks regardless of source. Reputation-based filtering tools and services can automate blocking of known spamoriginating addresses, while fail2ban running against mail service logs provides an additional layer of active defence against sustained probing. Regular review of server access logs for this IP range remains advisable given the persistently high activity frequency observed.
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