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# IP Intelligence Briefing: 131.221.85.194/32

## Executive Summary

IP 131.221.85.194 is classified as a low-risk residential endpoint with minimal threat indicators. The IP operates within a clean subnet (abuse density: 0%) and shows no active malicious campaigns or persistent threat behavior.

## Ownership & Network Context

• ASN: 264406 (ContilNet Telecom - Staff Computer EIRELI)
• Network Block: 131.221.84.0/22
• Geolocation: Rio Branco, Acre, Brazil (BR)
• Registration: RIR ARIN
• Network Role: Residential endpoint
• Infrastructure Classification: Non-provider, non-hosting, residential infrastructure

## Threat Assessment

• Risk Score: 25 (Low Risk)
• Abuse Confidence: Not applicable (no active abuse detected)
• Blacklist Status: Listed on 1 of 8 DNSBL lists
• Threat Indicators: None detected
• Campaign Affiliation: No known campaign matches
• Known Attacker Status: Not flagged
• Tor Exit Node: No

## Network Behavior & Services

• Open Ports: None detected
• TLS Certificates: None
• HTTP Services: Not active
• PTR Hostnames: None resolved
• Forward Resolution: Not confirmed
• Behavioral Signals: No honeypot hits, no WAF violations, no enumeration strikes

## Subnet Neighborhood Analysis

• Subnet: 131.221.85.0/24
• Abuse Density: 0%
• Classification: Clean
• Total Siblings: 2
• Active Siblings: 1
• Threat Siblings: 0
• Neighboring IP: 131.221.85.222 (Risk Score: 25)

## Observation History

16 observations recorded, most recent 2026-07-28. Historical signals show:

• Consistent geo-location: Brazil, Rio Branco, Acre
• Stable residential network role
• Single DNSBL listing event noted
• No threat persistence or ownership changes detected

## Relationships

Four recorded relationships, all linking to network 240451 (same network block).

## Recommended Actions

No specific firewall rules or mitigation actions recommended based on current risk profile. IP is classified as low-risk residential infrastructure with no actionable threat indicators.

## Intelligence Assessment

This IP represents a benign residential endpoint within a clean subnet. The single DNSBL listing warrants monitoring but does not indicate active abuse. SOC teams may treat this as low-priority background noise unless correlated with other threat signals. No immediate defensive action required.

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