59.93.244.197

ip:59.93.244.197

The entity associated with IP address 59.93.244.197 is categorized under security services, including security guard services, security system installation, and supply. It has been involved in multiple XML-RPC exploit attempts targeting WordPress sites, as indicated by security logs. The entity's activities suggest a focus on security-related services, though specific ownership and licensing details are not available.

ipHigh RiskSecurity Guard ServiceSecurity ServiceSecurity System InstallerSecurity System Supplier
Trust Analysis
0
out of 100

Analysis Summary

The digital entity associated with IP address 59.93.244.197 has an extremely low trust score of 0/100, reflecting significant concerns regarding its trustworthiness. While the entity is categorized under legitimate security services, such as security guard services and security system installation, it is heavily compromised by its involvement in multiple XML-RPC exploit attempts targeting WordPress sites. This malicious activity is further corroborated by its listing on blacklists such as zen.spamhaus.org and pbl.spamhaus.org, indicating a high risk of malicious behavior. The absence of a reverse DNS record further detracts from its credibility. Although it possesses valid geolocation data indicating an Indian location, the severe security threat reports overwhelmingly suggest a pattern of harmful activity. Users are strongly advised to exercise caution and avoid engagement with this entity due to its clear association with malicious exploits.

Score Breakdown

Entity has 1 threat report(s) with typesXmlrpcAttack
Blacklisted in RBLzen.spamhaus.org, pbl.spamhaus.org
No reverse DNS (PTR) record-10
Valid geolocation data (IN)+5
ASN 9829National Internet Backbone
Technical Information
IP Info
Reviews
Anonymous
10/3/2026XmlrpcAttack

A significant security concern has been identified involving multiple XML-RPC exploit attempts originating from IP address 59.93.244.197. The logs indicate that there were 53 attempts to access the WordPress XML-RPC interface, which is commonly exploited for unauthorized access. The requests were made using the Jetpack by WordPress.com plugin, with versions 12.0 and 12.5, on WordPress versions 6.3 and 6.4 respectively. This incident highlights the need for enhanced security measures to protect against such vulnerabilities.