20.211.97.120

ip:20.211.97.120

The entity associated with IP address 20.211.97.120 is categorized under Computer Security Service. It has been detected performing web admin panel scanning activities, as evidenced by multiple attempts to access admin pages. The entity's operations appear to involve security-related activities, possibly for testing or unauthorized access purposes. No clear ownership or licensing information is available from the provided data.

ipHigh RiskComputer Security Service
Trust Analysis
5
out of 100

Analysis Summary

The digital entity associated with IP address 20.211.97.120, categorized under Computer Security Service, presents a very low trust score of 5 out of 100, which reflects significant concerns regarding its trustworthiness. Although it benefits from valid geolocation data confirming its presence in Australia and is associated with Microsoft’s ASN, these positive indicators are overshadowed by more pressing issues. The entity has been flagged with a threat report indicating involvement in web admin panel scanning activities, suggesting potential unauthorized access attempts or security testing, which is a major red flag. The absence of clear ownership or licensing information further compounds these concerns, making it difficult to ascertain the entity's legitimacy or intent. Given the serious implications of its detected activities, users are advised to exercise caution and consider this IP address as potentially malicious until further clarifying information is available.

Score Breakdown

Entity has 1 threat report(s) with typesAdminScan
No reverse DNS (PTR) record-10
Valid geolocation data (AU)+5
ASN 8075MICROSOFT-CORP-MSN-AS-BLOCK
Technical Information
IP Info
Reviews
Anonymous
10/13/2026AdminScan

The review highlights a significant security concern, wherein unauthorized attempts to access the web admin panel were detected. A total of 14 attempts were made from IP address 20.211.97.120, indicating a potential admin panel scanning activity. The logs reveal multiple requests to access 'admin.php' using different HTTP protocols, resulting in responses indicating unauthorized access attempts. This incident underscores the need for enhanced security measures to prevent unauthorized access and protect sensitive information.