GLOBAL THREAT LANDSCAPE LIVE INTELLIGENCE

CYBER THREAT MONITOR

A global view of malicious infrastructure reported by open threat-intelligence feeds.

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TRACKED INDICATORS

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Unique IP indicators

COUNTRIES OBSERVED

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Geo-enriched locations

INTELLIGENCE SOURCES

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Public community feeds

FEED STATUS

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LIVE GLOBAL VIEW

Threat infrastructure map

FEED-BASED INTELLIGENCE

WORLD / IP GEOLOCATION0 INDICATORS PLOTTED

THREAT SIGNALS · LIVE VISUALIZATION

Botnet C2

Malicious SSL

Reported hostile IP

THREAT // ATLAS

APPROXIMATE IP GEOLOCATION · SIGNAL PATHS ARE VISUAL LINKS, NOT OBSERVED ATTACK TRAFFICMAP DATA © OPENSTREETMAP · CARTO

DATA PROVENANCE

Connected intelligence sources

Public defensive threat feeds · Read-only

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Feodo TrackerBotnet command & control IPs

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SSLBLMalicious SSL / botnet C2 IPs

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Blocklist.deRecently reported hostile IPs

MULTI-DOMAIN THREAT INTELLIGENCE

Beyond the map

IP · NETWORK · VULNERABILITY INTELLIGENCE

SPAMHAUS NETWORK BLOCKS—High-confidence network ranges · not individual attack events

CISA KNOWN EXPLOITED CVEs—Vulnerabilities confirmed exploited in the wild

Latest CISA KEV entries

VULNERABILITY INTEL

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Spamhaus DROP networks

NETWORK REPUTATION

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DROP identifies dangerous or hijacked network blocks. These ranges are not plotted as individual IP attacks.

THREAT KNOWLEDGE BASE

Attack types & field guide

Observed feed signals are separated from reference categories

LIVE FEED COVERAGE: Botnet C2 is currently classified by Feodo Tracker. Blocklist.de entries are generic hostile-IP reports unless the source supplies a more specific attack label. Other categories below are reference intelligence, not claims of current detections.

⌘OBSERVED · FEODO

Botnet Command & Control

IP infrastructure used by malware-infected devices to receive commands, coordinate activity or send stolen data.

Look for Repeated outbound connections to known C2 infrastructure.

Defend Block verified indicators, isolate affected hosts and investigate DNS / network logs.

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Hostile IP / Reputation

An address reported by a community blocklist. The report alone does not identify the exact technique or prove an active attack.

Look for The original report, timestamp, target service and repeated activity.

Defend Correlate with firewall and server logs before blocking or escalating.

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SSH Brute Force

Repeated login attempts against SSH accounts, often testing common usernames or passwords.

Look for Failed SSH logins, repeated usernames and bursts from one or many IPs.

Defend Use SSH keys, disable password login where practical, enforce MFA and rate limits.

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Web Exploit / SQL Injection

Requests crafted to exploit vulnerable web applications, including attempts to manipulate database queries.

Look for WAF alerts, unusual parameters, error spikes and suspicious request patterns.

Defend Patch frameworks, use parameterized queries and deploy a tuned WAF.

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DDoS

Distributed traffic floods that aim to exhaust bandwidth, application capacity or network resources.

Look for Traffic / request surges, latency, packet rates and service availability changes.

Defend Use upstream DDoS protection, rate limiting, caching and an incident runbook.

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Port Scanning / Recon

Probing hosts and ports to discover exposed services before a possible intrusion attempt.

Look for Sequential port connections, many destination ports or broad host sweeps.

Defend Minimise exposed services, restrict management ports and monitor scan patterns.

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Phishing / Credential Theft

Deceptive messages or websites designed to steal passwords, session tokens or sensitive information.

Look for Lookalike domains, suspicious URLs, credential submissions and anomalous sign-ins.

Defend Enforce phishing-resistant MFA, email protections and user reporting workflows.

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Malware / Ransomware

Malicious software that can steal information, persist on a host, disrupt systems or encrypt files.

Look for Endpoint alerts, unusual process activity, persistence and unexpected file changes.

Defend Maintain offline backups, patch systems, use EDR and rehearse recovery.

REFERENCE GUIDE ONLY · Categories marked REFERENCE ONLY are not currently detected by the connected feeds. No attack type is inferred from a generic IP reputation entry.