45.138.12.65

ip:45.138.12.65

The entity associated with IP address 45.138.12.65 is involved in computer security services, specifically focusing on security service operations. It has been detected for attempting sensitive file probes, such as accessing /.env and /.git/config files, indicating potential security testing or unauthorized access attempts. The entity operates within the computer security sector, providing services related to security monitoring and threat detection.

ipHigh RiskComputer Security ServiceSecurity Service
Trust Analysis
0
out of 100

Analysis Summary

The digital entity associated with IP address 45.138.12.65 has a trust score of 0/100, which is indicative of significant trustworthiness concerns. The absence of a reverse DNS record and its blacklisting on zen.spamhaus.org contribute negatively to its reputation. While the entity is categorized within the computer security service sector, its involvement in sensitive file probing, such as accessing /.env and /.git/config files, raises serious red flags regarding unauthorized access attempts and potential malicious behavior. Although it possesses valid geolocation data, this minor positive factor is overshadowed by the presence of a threat report indicating suspicious activities. Users should exercise extreme caution when interacting with this entity, as the evidence of security threats strongly suggests a need for heightened vigilance and potential avoidance.

Score Breakdown

Entity has 1 threat report(s) with typesSensitiveFileProbe
Blacklisted in RBLzen.spamhaus.org
No reverse DNS (PTR) record-10
Valid geolocation data (LT)+5
Technical Information
IP Info
Reviews
Anonymous
10/14/2026SensitiveFileProbe

A significant security concern was identified involving multiple unauthorized attempts to access sensitive files from the IP address 45.138.12.65. The logs reveal a total of 52 attempts to probe files such as /.env and /.git/config, indicating a potential security breach. These actions were blocked, as evidenced by the 403 error responses, but the frequency and nature of the attempts highlight the need for enhanced security measures to prevent future incidents.