Observed attack events
PUBLIC IP INTELLIGENCE
178.229.7.242IP Reputation
This IP was observed performing 40 Minecraft probing events across 1 FraudGuard honeypot in the last 30 days, most recently on October 17, 2026 at 04:38 UTC.
What the evidence shows.
Activity observed by FraudGuard.
Overlapping windows, shown separately.
Observed attack events
Observed attack events
The API’s assessment score
The 24-hour, 7-day, and 30-day windows overlap. They are not a timeline and should not be added together. A dash means data was not returned.
The findings below describe activity attributed to this IP in FraudGuard’s telemetry.
Context for the recommendation.
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Scanner activity observed
Scanner or probing activity observed
Activity within 30 days
Activity observed within the last 30 days
Honeypot interaction observed
Interaction observed across FraudGuard honeypot infrastructure
Observed attack targets
1 attack type returnedThese services and destination ports were targets of observed activity. They are not a list of open ports on this IP.
| Observed behavior | Attack target | 24h events | 7d events | 30d events | Last observed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Minecraft probe | MinecraftMINECRAFT · Port 25565 | 0 | 0 | 40 | Oct 17, 2026 · 04:38 UTC |
The infrastructure behind the IP.
Network and geographic context.
Location is approximate.
Network
- Autonomous system
- AS31615
- ASN organization
- Odido Netherlands B.V.
- Internet provider
- Odido Netherlands
- Organization
- Odido Netherlands
- Network range
- 178.229.7.0/24
- Connection type
- Cable/DSL
Infrastructure & location
- Infrastructure type
- Unknown
- Provider
- Not available
- Country
- The Netherlands
- Region
- Gelderland
- City
- Arnhem
- Time zone
- Europe/Amsterdam
Observation times & additional infrastructure signals
- First observed attack activity
- Oct 16, 2026 · 05:29 UTC
- Last observed attack activity
- Oct 17, 2026 · 04:38 UTC
- API response generated
- Nov 13, 2026 · 18:25 UTC
- Infrastructure last enriched
- Not available
- VPN infrastructure
- Not identified
- Tor exit
- Not identified
- Public proxy
- Not identified
- Residential proxy
- Not identified
- Hosting provider
- Not identified
- Mobile network
- Not identified
- Satellite network
- Not identified
- Shared exit
- Not identified
- AI agent infrastructure
- Not identified
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FraudGuard’s proprietary honeypot network observes hostile activity firsthand. ACE connects those observations with infrastructure and network context to produce the assessment you see here.
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