This IP tried to hack the back end of my website using brute force methods. This happened after one of my domains was stolen by internet.bs and straight after the brute force attack happened. Although I can't say for sure if these two events are connected but I can make an educated guess it is. All I can say is if you are a Joomla user get yourself admin exile and turn brute force protection on it very well might of saved my website.
From this address and other 146.0.x.x I get mass login intrusion into joomla admin accounts using brute force methods
This IP and Company performs worldwide cybercrime activities, mass login intrusion into Wordpress, Joomla and other accounts, hacking, hacking into systems, social media accounts and emails They are trying to send a virus, keylogger, trojan. inetnum: 146.0.78.0 - 146.0.78.127 inetnum: 146.0.78.128 - 146.0.78.159 B Class: 146.0.0.0 - 146.0.255.255 inetnum: 5.39.216.0 - 5.39.223.255 Whois Original Data - Hostkey B.v, IP Address: 5.39.218.37 - [5.39.218.0 - 5.39.218.255] netname: martis4-net Gustar Warcov - Netherlands (Russia) Web: http://www.hostkey.com Parent Owner Address: Hostkey B.v. Tussen De Bogen 6, 1013Jb Amsterdam, The Netherlands address: HOSTKEY B.V Mir Telematiki, 19/2 Lva Tolstogo st, Moscow 119034, Russia
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