187.187.229.63
# IPDEBRIEF INTELLIGENCE BRIEFING
Target IP: 187.187.229.63/32
Analysis Date: 2026-07-22
Classification: LOW RISK / RESIDENTIAL ENDPOINT
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## EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
IP 187.187.229.63 is classified as a residential endpoint with low-risk characteristics. The IP shows no threat indicators, zero blacklist entries, and no active malicious campaigns. The subnet demonstrates clean abuse density with no threat-adjacent neighbors. Recommended security posture: Monitor but no immediate blocking action required.
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## OWNERSHIP & NETWORK CLASSIFICATION
- ASN: 28533
- Organization: Mexico Red de Telecomunicaciones, S. de R.L. de C.V.
- CIDR Block: 187.186.0.0/15
- RIR: LACNIC
- Infrastructure Type: Residential
- Risk Score: 0/100
- Provider Score: 0/100
- Authority Score: 0/100
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## GEOLOCATION DISCREPANCY DETECTED
- Reported Country: United States (US-NJ, Newark)
- Organization Registration: Mexico (LACNIC)
- Status: Geographic consensus mismatch (geoConsensus: false)
- Implication: This discrepancy suggests either misconfigured geolocation data or potential routing anomalies requiring monitoring.
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## THREAT INDICATOR ASSESSMENT
| Indicator | Status |
|---|---|
| Is Tor Exit | No |
| Is Known Attacker | No |
| Is Spam Source | No |
| Is Proxy | No |
| Is Cloud/CDN/VPN | No |
| Blacklist Count | 0 |
| Threat Feeds | None |
| Known Campaigns | None |
| Abuse Confidence | None |
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## DNS & EMAIL REPUTATION
- PTR Hostname: customer-mred-63.static.metrored.net.mx
- Forward Resolution: Confirmed (1 forward hostname)
- SPF Record: Present
- DMARC Record: Absent
- Forward Confirmation: Inconsistent (forwardConfirmed: false)
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## SUBNET NEIGHBORHOOD ANALYSIS
- Subnet: 187.187.229.63/24
- Abuse Density: 0% (Clean)
- Total Siblings: 1
- Active Siblings: 0
- Threat Siblings: 0
- Classification: Clean
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## OBSERVATION HISTORY (17 Observations)
Recent signal history (2026-07-22):
- Abuse Density: 0%
- Network Classification: Clean
- Operator Score: 0.1304 (Minimal)
- Threat Persistence: None detected
- Route Stability: Unstable (isRouteStable: false)
No escalating threat patterns observed across observation timeline.
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## RELATIONSHIP GRAPH
- Same Network: 187.186.0.0 - 187.187.255.255 (2 associations)
- DNS Associations: customer-mred-63.static.metrored.net.mx (2 associations)
- Total Relationships: 4
- Correlated IPs: 0
- Certificate Matches: 0
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## RECOMMENDED ACTIONS
- Firewall Rules: None required
- WAF Rules: None recommended
- Action Level: Monitor
- Blocking Threshold: Not met
Justification: The IP exhibits all characteristics of benign residential traffic with no threat indicators, no blacklist presence, and no associated malicious activity. The geographic discrepancy is a data quality issue rather than an active threat signal.
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## ANALYST NOTES
1. Monitor for emergence of outbound connections to known C2 infrastructure
2. Consider geo-validation if this IP appears in threat logs
3. No immediate blocking or
Thinking Process:
1. Analyze the Request:
* Task: Continue the IP intelligence briefing for IP 187.187.229.63/32.
* Constraint: "Do not repeat text already written. Finish the remaining answer only."
* Context: The previous response was cut off mid-sentence in the "Analyst Notes" section.
* Role: IP intelligence analyst for IPDebrief (legitimate cybersecurity threat intelligence platform).
* Tone: Professional, third person, past tense, factual based on tool data provided.
* Goal: Complete the briefing concisely and actionably for a SOC analyst.
2. Review Previous Output:
* The last section was "ANALYST NOTES".
* The last sentence was: "3. Consider geo-validation if this IP appears in threat logs"
* There was a sentence cut off: "No immediate blocking or"
* I need to complete that sentence and finish the document logically.
3. Determine Remaining Content:
* Complete the "Analyst Notes" section (finish the cutoff sentence).
* Ensure the document ends cleanly (e.g., signature, timestamp, or end of section).
* Maintain the style (third person, past tense, factual).
* Ensure no new data is fabricated (stick to the provided tool output).
4. Drafting the Continuation:
* *Cutoff:* "No immediate blocking or"
* *Continuation:* "...mitigation actions are required based on current risk profile."
* *Closing:* Add a standard closing statement or signature block typical for intelligence briefings based on the IPDebrief persona.
5. Refining the Content:
* Looking at the previous output, it ended abruptly inside a list item or paragraph.
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2. Consider geo-validation...
3. No immediate blocking or (This seems to be the cutoff).
* Actually, looking closely at the previous output:
"## ANALYST NOTES
1. Monitor for emergence of outbound connections to known C2 infrastructure
2. Consider geo-validation if this IP appears in threat logs
3. No immediate blocking or" -> This numbering is inconsistent in the previous output (1, 2, 3). I should probably just finish the thought or correct the structure to match the flow. However, the instruction says "Continue exactly where you left off."
* Left off at: "No immediate blocking or"
* Next words: "mitigation is warranted given the residential nature and clean threat profile."
* Then close the section and the document.
6. Final Polish:
* Ensure the tone matches the previous section (professional, concise).
* Verify no hallucinations about data (stick to what the tools said: Low Risk, Residential, 0 Blacklists).
*Draft:*
mitigation actions are not warranted given the residential nature and clean threat profile.
Report Generated: 2026-07-22
Source: IPDebrief Intelligence Platform
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2. Monitor for emergence of outbound connections to known C2 infrastructure
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"2. Consider geo-validation..."
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2. Monitor for emergence of outbound connections to known C2 infrastructure
1. ..."
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3. No immediate blocking or"
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mitigation actions are not required given the low-risk classification, residential endpoint designation, and absence of any threat indicators or blacklist associations.
Report Classification: Routine Intelligence Summary
Platform: IPDebrief Intelligence Platform
Data Timestamp: 2026-07-22
Confidence Level: Medium (based on residential infrastructure classification and clean neighborhood data)
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*End of Intelligence Briefing*
This summary was generated by AI and may contain inaccuracies. Verify critical details independently.
🏢 Ownership & Registration
| Organization | Mexico Red de Telecomunicaciones, S. de R.L. de C.V. |
| ASN | AS28533 |
| Network Name | 187.186.0.0 - 187.187.255.255 |
| CIDR Block | 187.186.0.0/15 |
| RIR | LACNIC |
| Country | MX |
| Abuse Contact | Available via RDAP |
🌐 DNS Intelligence
| PTR | customer-mred-63.static.metrored.net.mx |
| Forward Confirmed | No — PTR hostname does not resolve back to this IP (weak signal) |
| Forward Hostnames | customer-mred-63.static.metrored.net.mx |
🔐 DNS Hygiene
| Hygiene Score | 40% (Fair) |
| SPF | Present |
| DMARC | Not configured |
| FCrDNS | Not verified |
| DNSSEC | Valid |
| CAA | Not configured |
☁️ Network Classification
| Infrastructure | Residential |
| Service Purpose | Residential Endpoint |
| Network Tier | End-User — Residential ISP endpoint |
🔌 Services & Open Ports
| Port | Service | Protocol | Banner |
|---|---|---|---|
| No open ports detected | |||
| Closed Ports | 22, 25, 80, 443, 3389, 8080, 8443 (0 open / 7 scanned) | ||
| Server | — |
| HTTP Title | — |
🔐 TLS Certificate
| SANs | None |
| Valid From | — |
| Valid Until | — |
🛡️ Public Network Snapshot
| Origin ASN | AS28533 |
| Network Prefix | 187.187.228.0/23 |
| Route mapping | Found |
🎯 Confidence Breakdown
Per-dimension confidence scores based on source diversity and data freshness
| Dimension | Score | Sources | Observations |
|---|---|---|---|
| threat | 25% | 1 | 1 |
| routing | 25% | 1 | 1 |
| services | 25% | 1 | 1 |
| ownership | 25% | 1 | 2 |
| reputation | 0% | 0 | 0 |
| geolocation | 25% | 1 | 1 |
| Overall | 20% | 5 | 6 |
| Data Coherence | Mostly Consistent (80%) — 1 contradiction(s) |
| Attribution | Low (35%) |
| OwnershipFCrDNSGeo ConsensusGeo PlausibleIRR MatchRPKI Valid |
📅 Observation Timeline 🔄 Live
| First Seen | 2026-07-02 22:37:14 UTC |
| Last Seen | 2026-08-22 16:41:24 UTC |
| Profile Built | 2026-08-29 10:23:08 UTC |
| Data Freshness | Live |
| Signal Types | 19 |
| Total Observations | 20 |
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❓ Frequently Asked Questions About 187.187.229.63
Who owns the IP address 187.187.229.63?
187.187.229.63 is registered to Mexico Red de Telecomunicaciones, S. de R.L. de C.V.. The address falls within the 187.186.0.0/15 network block. Registration is held at LACNIC.
Where is 187.187.229.63 located?
Geolocation data places 187.187.229.63 in Newark, US-NJ, United States. The local time zone is America/New_York. IP geolocation is approximate and indicates the network's registered or routed location rather than a precise physical address.
Is 187.187.229.63 malicious or safe?
187.187.229.63 currently carries a low risk assessment, meaning no significant threat indicators have been observed. This assessment is generated from continuously collected signals and can change over time.
What is the hostname for 187.187.229.63?
The reverse DNS (PTR) record for 187.187.229.63 is customer-mred-63.static.metrored.net.mx. This hostname is not forward-confirmed, so it should be treated as a weak signal.
Is 187.187.229.63 a VPN, proxy, or data center address?
187.187.229.63 is classified as a residential network based on network ownership and behavioural analysis.