I just did a lookup on "116.203.43.xxx" and Apnic returned a totally useless range: 116.0.0.0 - 119.255.255.255 listed as "netname: APNIC-AP" - well, sure. Somewhere in there.
Does anyone have a better guess?
ClosedForLunch
9:52 am on Jan 25, 2019 (gmt 0)
@not2easy
116.203.32.0 - 116.203.63.255
116.203.32.0/19
IP location in Germany - clients.your-server.de
IP owner in India - mtsindia.in
not2easy
12:48 pm on Jan 25, 2019 (gmt 0)
Aha! So it's on Hetzner 116.202.0.0 - 116.203.255.255 116.202.0.0/15
blend27
4:30 pm on Jan 30, 2019 (gmt 0)
New WORLDSTREAM range
185.180.220.0 - 185.180.223.255 185.180.220.0/22
not2easy
6:55 am on Feb 9, 2019 (gmt 0)
New OVH (for me anyway) 139.99.0.0 - 139.99.255.255 139.99.0.0/16
not2easy
4:52 pm on Feb 12, 2019 (gmt 0)
New DigitalOcean scraper (search here found nothing though reg date is 2016-10-06) 165.227.0.0 - 165.227.255.255 165.227.0.0/16
not2easy
4:28 pm on May 8, 2019 (gmt 0)
New WideOpenWest login attempts requesting wp-login on non-wp site, human UA. (search here found nothing though reg date is not new) 96.27.0.0 - 96.27.255.255 96.27.0.0/16
Thanks, blend27. I am seeing more SA activity and wondering why Lacnic Whois hands out the CIDR but leaves off the range so it adds to the time cost for their blocks.
This one is looking for 'wp-login.php' on a plain old html site, from the 17th of Nov: Operbes, S.A. de C.V. 201.140.96/19
blend27
2:59 pm on Dec 11, 2019 (gmt 0)
New HYDRA Range for me. Obviously a scrape attempt.
UA: RestSharp/106.6.10.0
185.141.206.0 - 185.141.207.255 185.141.206.0/23
blend27
8:04 pm on Dec 18, 2019 (gmt 0)
51.77.0.0 - 51.77.255.255 51.77.0.0/16
OVH ^^that just popped up.
not2easy
8:29 pm on Dec 18, 2019 (gmt 0)
I saw an attempt at WP login on a plain html site from this range on 11/14/19 but I thought it was just another OVH I had missed. TY for sharing it, blend27.
not2easy
3:04 am on Dec 24, 2019 (gmt 0)
162.240.0.0 - 162.241.255.255 162.240.0.0/15
UNIFIEDLAYER (BLUEH-2)
System
5:54 pm on Jan 17, 2020 (gmt 0)
redhat
January 2020 - Started a new thread to continue this resource: New thread at: search_engine_spiders/4980280.htm [webmasterworld.com]
[edited by: not2easy at 6:47 pm (utc) on Jan 17, 2020]