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# IP INTELLIGENCE BRIEFING

Target: 102.64.38.132/32

Classification: Moderate Risk (55/100)

Report Date: 2026-07-30

Prepared For: SOC Operations

## Executive Summary

IP 102.64.38.132 is a South African residential connection from Jacobus De Beer (ASN 327991) exhibiting moderate risk characteristics. The address is listed on 3 of 8 DNS blacklists with high severity ratings and is associated with DNS hostname ms-38-132.megasurf.co.za. No active services or open ports were detected. The subnet demonstrates elevated abuse density with 31 medium-risk and 1 high-risk neighbor IP.

## Technical Profile

## Threat Indicators

• DNSBL Listings: 3 active listings across 8 total blacklists, maximum severity: High
• Tor Exit Node: No
• Known Attacker: No
• Spam Source: No
• Abuse Confidence Score: Not assigned

## Network Context

The IP belongs to a /24 subnet (102.64.38.0/24) containing 49 sibling addresses. The subnet exhibits:

• Abuse Density: 0.02 (2%)
• Risk Distribution: 1 High, 31 Medium, 15 Low
• Related Host: ms-38-132.megasurf.co.za

## Historical Activity

Thirteen observations recorded. Recent signals (2026-07-30) confirm:

• Geographic inference: South Africa (800km accuracy radius)
• Operator classification: Basic
• DNSBL listings confirmed with high severity

## Recommended Actions

Immediate (High Priority)

• Increase logging verbosity for all traffic from 102.64.38.132
• Implement firewall blocking per recommended rules

Firewall Rules

```bash

# iptables

iptables -A INPUT -s 102.64.38.132 -j DROP

# nftables

nft add rule inet filter input ip saddr 102.64.38.132 drop

# nginx

deny 102.64.38.132;

```

Cloud Provider Rules

• Cloudflare WAF: Block with expression `ip.src eq 102.64.38.132`
• AWS WAF: Add address 102.64.38.132/32 with description "IPDebrief risk 55"

## Intelligence Assessment

This IP represents a moderate-risk residential endpoint with confirmed blacklist presence. While not indicative of active malicious activity, the high-severity DNSBL listings and subnet abuse density suggest compromised residential infrastructure or policy violations. SOC teams should monitor for anomalous connection patterns and consider blocking based on organizational risk tolerance.

Confidence Level: High (13 historical observations, multiple data sources)

Action Required: Monitor or Block per organizational policy

This summary was generated by AI and may contain inaccuracies. Verify critical details independently.