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# telnetlogin
# 2024-05-06 09:00 - 2024-05-13 09:00
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# This report is informational. This is not a block list. Deriving
# malicious or benign intent for an individual entry in the face of
# NATs, address spoofing, and certain types of Internet activity
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# Entries below are records of source IP addresses that have been
# identified as attempting login via TELNET password authentication.
# To read more about the TELNET login signals see:
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# Each entry is sorted according to a route originating ASN. An entry
# for the IP address is listed only once even if there are multiple
# origin AS (MOAS) announcements for the covering prefix. We use the
# PyASN IP address to ASN mapping service to construct an origin AS
# number and name. For details about PyASN, see:
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