Abuse RadarThreat Intelligence

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103.98.9.4

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Suspicious SSH authentication attempts against monitored systems.

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Risk score

how this score is made up
Risk score21/100
Detection volume+4Sensor corroboration+5Signal class+12Recency+0
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CountryHong KongHK
City / regionHong Kong
NetworkAOFEI DATA INTERNATIONAL COMPANY LIMITED
ASN—
Reverse DNS—
Detections1total observations
Reporting sensors1distinct collectors
First seen2026-07-05 00:10 GMT+83 months ago
Last seen2026-07-05 00:10 GMT+83 months ago
Blocklist windowArchived
Attribution

Reporting sensors

which collectors observed this address
  • SSH Sensor 021 observation · last 2026-07-05 00:10 GMT+8SSH
Sensor names are anonymised. Collector hostnames and log contents are never published.
Signals

Observation history

1 signal record
  • Suspicious SSH authentication attemptsLowSSH abuse
    1 detection from 1 sensor · first seen 2026-07-05 00:10 GMT+8 · last seen 2026-07-05 00:10 GMT+8 (3 months ago) · expired

    Suspicious SSH authentication attempts against monitored systems.

Correlation0 multi-signal, 1 single-signal

Addresses sharing an observed attribute with this one. Arrival proximity uses a ±30 minute window around first observation.

  • 14.155.191.209Single-signal

    Observed in a single observation window.

    • Same reasonssh_auth_abuseSuspicious SSH authentication attemptsssh_auth_abuse appears on 701 observations (9.4% of the corpus).common
    • First observed together5 minutes apart2026-07-04T16:10:03+00:00 / 2026-07-04T16:04:56+00:00Both addresses were first observed within 5 minutes of each other (window is +/-30 minutes).distinguishing
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These are shared observations, not attribution. Abuse Radar does not claim common ownership, operation, coordination or intent between these addresses.

Abuse Radar publishes sanitized indicators only. Severity is a triage hint computed from detection volume, sensor corroboration, signal class and recency — it is not an attribution claim. See methodology.