ASN Threat Analysis

ASNs Observed

163

Malicious IPs (ASN-mapped)

438

IPs Needing ASN

532.3K

Just Resolved

0

Resolve ASN & Abuse Contacts

Fastest path: load the WhoisXML IP Netblocks and resolve ASN/org/country locally (millions/sec, no API). Then pull abuse contacts for every ASN from RIPEstat. 0 ASN abuse contacts cached.

▶ Resolve ASN from local data ▶ Resolve abuse contacts (RIPEstat) Resolve 50 via ipinfo (needs outbound) ↻ Recompute ranking Export abuse contacts (CSV)

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Worst ASNs by Targeting Priority

Priority = malicious IP count × average threat. High-priority ASNs concentrate the most malicious infrastructure — the best candidates for block-listing at the network level or coordinated takedown.

ASN Threat Ranking (Top 40)

RankASNOrganizationAbuse ContactMalicious IPsAvg ThreatDominant ActivityPriorityAction
1 AS4134 39 0.50 Other Malicious IPs · Block
2 AS16509 24 0.50 Other Malicious IPs · Block
3 AS13335 14 0.50 Other Malicious IPs · Block
4 AS61317 14 0.50 Other Malicious IPs · Block
5 AS14618 12 0.50 Other Malicious IPs · Block
6 AS29465 12 0.50 Other Malicious IPs · Block
7 AS213412 10 0.50 Other Malicious IPs · Block
8 AS398324 9 0.50 Other Malicious IPs · Block
9 AS4766 8 0.50 Other Malicious IPs · Block
10 AS60729 8 0.50 Other Malicious IPs · Block
11 AS16276 7 0.50 Other Malicious IPs · Block
12 AS215125 7 0.50 Other Malicious IPs · Block
13 AS396507 7 0.50 Other Malicious IPs · Block
14 AS9498 7 0.50 Other Malicious IPs · Block
15 AS150436 6 0.50 Other Malicious IPs · Block
16 AS396982 6 0.50 Other Malicious IPs · Block
17 AS55286 6 0.50 Other Malicious IPs · Block
18 AS57558 6 0.50 Other Malicious IPs · Block
19 AS6939 6 0.50 Other Malicious IPs · Block
20 AS8075 6 0.50 Other Malicious IPs · Block
21 AS219502 5 0.50 Other Malicious IPs · Block
22 AS24309 5 0.50 Other Malicious IPs · Block
23 AS38365 5 0.50 Other Malicious IPs · Block
24 AS48090 5 0.50 Other Malicious IPs · Block
25 AS135377 4 0.50 Other Malicious IPs · Block
26 AS14061 4 0.50 Other Malicious IPs · Block
27 AS206092 4 0.50 Other Malicious IPs · Block
28 AS25369 4 0.50 Other Malicious IPs · Block
29 AS396190 4 0.50 Other Malicious IPs · Block
30 AS45271 4 0.50 Other Malicious IPs · Block
31 AS47890 4 0.50 Other Malicious IPs · Block
32 AS198093 3 0.50 Other Malicious IPs · Block
33 AS29518 3 0.50 Other Malicious IPs · Block
34 AS36912 3 0.50 Other Malicious IPs · Block
35 AS45102 3 0.50 Other Malicious IPs · Block
36 AS4837 3 0.50 Other Malicious IPs · Block
37 AS10439 2 0.50 Other Malicious IPs · Block
38 AS132203 2 0.50 Other Malicious IPs · Block
39 AS142052 2 0.50 Other Malicious IPs · Block
40 AS142647 2 0.50 Other Malicious IPs · Block

Targeting Recommendations

  • AS4134 (unknown org) is your #1 target — 39 malicious IPs concentrated here.
  • 7 ASNs carry 10+ malicious IPs each — network-level blocking of these gives the highest coverage-per-rule.
  • For coordinated takedown, start with high-priority ASNs whose dominant activity is Ransomware or C2 / APT — the highest-impact classes.
  • Use the Takedown Ops tool to pull abuse contacts for the network operators above.
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