39.52.14.42

ip:39.52.14.42

The entity associated with IP address 39.52.14.42 is involved in computer security services. It has been detected attempting XML-RPC exploit attacks on WordPress sites, indicating potential malicious activity. The IP address has been logged making multiple unauthorized access attempts, which are typically associated with security threats. This entity is relevant to cybersecurity monitoring and threat detection sectors.

ipHigh RiskComputer Security Service
Trust Analysis
0
out of 100

Analysis Summary

The digital entity associated with IP address 39.52.14.42, categorized under computer security services, currently holds a trust score of 0/100, indicating a severe lack of trustworthiness. The primary concern is its involvement in XML-RPC exploit attacks on WordPress sites and multiple unauthorized access attempts, which are significant red flags for potential malicious activity. Despite having valid geolocation data associated with Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited, the presence of threat reports, specifically the XmlrpcAttack with a -90 impact, and its blacklisting in the zen.spamhaus.org and pbl.spamhaus.org databases, severely undermine its reputation. The absence of a reverse DNS record further complicates trust evaluation, suggesting an opacity in identification. Users and stakeholders in cybersecurity should exercise extreme caution when dealing with this entity, as the indicators of malicious behavior are substantial and pose serious security risks.

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 (PK)+5
ASN 17557Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited
Technical Information
IP Info
Reviews
Anonymous
10/16/2026XmlrpcAttack

The review highlights a significant security concern involving repeated XML-RPC exploit attempts from IP address 39.52.14.42, with a total of 90 attempts detected. These attempts were aimed at exploiting the WordPress XML-RPC interface, as evidenced by server logs indicating multiple POST requests to /xmlrpc.php. The logs also suggest the use of Jetpack and WordPress versions, indicating a potential vulnerability that needs immediate attention to prevent unauthorized access and ensure the security of the WordPress site.