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# IP INTELLIGENCE BRIEFING

Target: 182.77.70.223/32

Classification: Mobile Carrier Residential IP

Risk Score: 65/100 (Moderate Risk)

Report Date: 2026-07-30

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## EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

IP address 182.77.70.223 is a residential mobile carrier endpoint operated by Bharti Airtel (ASN 24560) in Delhi, India. The IP carries a moderate risk score of 65/100, primarily attributed to DNSBL presence (3 of 8 lists) and mobile carrier classification. No active malicious campaigns, open services, or persistent threat indicators detected. The IP is currently firewalled with no services exposed.

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## NETWORK ATTRIBUTES

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## THREAT INDICATORS

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## TEMPORAL ANALYSIS

• Observations: 14 recorded signals
• Threat Persistence: 0 days
• Ownership Changes: 0
• Recent Activity: All observations from July 30, 2026
• Persistence Assessment: Not persistently malicious

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## NEIGHBORHOOD ANALYSIS

• Subnet: 182.77.70.223/24
• Abuse Density: 0%
• Total Siblings: 0
• Threat Siblings: 0
• Risk Distribution: No sibling IPs identified

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## RELATIONSHIP GRAPH

• Network Association: BTNM-Mumbai (multiple references)
• DNS Associations: abts-mum-dynamic-223.70.77.182.airtelbroadband.in (4 entries)

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## RECOMMENDED ACTIONS

Firewall Rules (Recommended)

```bash

# iptables

iptables -A INPUT -s 182.77.70.223 -j DROP

# nftables

nft add rule inet filter input ip saddr 182.77.70.223 drop

# nginx

deny 182.77.70.223;

# pfSense

182.77.70.223/32

# Cloudflare WAF

ip.src eq 182.77.70.223 → BLOCK

```

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## ANALYST NOTES

The moderate risk score (65/100) is driven by DNSBL presence and mobile carrier classification. The IP shows no evidence of active exploitation, hosting services, or campaign participation. However, the risk score warrants monitoring due to the elevated threshold. The residential mobile nature means traffic may be from legitimate end-user devices but could also be exploited for compromised endpoints.

Recommendation: Monitor inbound connections from this IP. If the organization permits mobile carrier traffic, apply rate limiting rather than hard blocking to avoid affecting legitimate users. If blocking is required, implement the firewall rules provided and maintain logs for forensic review.

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*Report generated by IPDebrief Intelligence Platform*

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