104.130.19.164 - IP in United States, - Comments and Complaints

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Most recent complaints on 104.130.19.164

Complaint by Tuan Vu :

A machine from this IP address, 104.130.19.164, had tried hacking to our network on VPN port 500.

Reported on: 22nd, Oct. 2015

Complaint by Tuan Vu :

Network attack again

Reported on: 6th, Nov. 2015

Complaint by Glenn :

Same here. they are trying the VPN port.

Reported on: 25th, Nov. 2015

Complaint by John Martoccio :

104.130.19.164 has been initiating Smurf Attack on our firewall. ICMP 11/25@ 7:44 and 15:14 GMT

Reported on: 26th, Nov. 2015

Complaint by Deren :

A machine from this IP address, 104.130.19.164, had tried hacking to our network on VPN port 500.

Reported on: 4th, Dec. 2015

Complaint by Tim :

Same here. Attack VPN port 500. Angry!

Reported on: 24th, Dec. 2015

Complaint by Lars :

Same hack via SSL

Reported on: 14th, Feb. 2016

Complaint by Mochino :

This IP is not trying to hack into any network. It is simply trying to survey the internet for VPNs and Proxies.

Reported on: 26th, Mar. 2016

Complaint by Mirek :

A machine from this IP address, 104.130.19.164, had tried hacking to our network on VPN port 500.

Reported on: 27th, Mar. 2016

Complaint by ivozana :

try hack ipsec ?

Reported on: 6th, Apr. 2016

Complaint by JWW :

Trying to hack ipsec

Reported on: 1st, May. 2016

Complaint by Forensicron :

Trying to hack our VPN 2016-06-26

Reported on: 26th, Jun. 2016

Complaint by thomasverschoren :

Tried to access all our VPn tunnels

Reported on: 6th, Jul. 2016

Complaint by Anonymous :

This keepings hacking

Reported on: 16th, Dec. 2016

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