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# IP Intelligence Briefing: 34.187.99.14/32

Classification: Moderate Risk (Score: 50) | Classification: Google Cloud Infrastructure

## Executive Summary

IP address 34.187.99.14 is a Google Cloud infrastructure endpoint located in Eemshaven, Netherlands. The IP presents moderate risk characteristics with 2 DNSBL listings and a risk score of 50. No active threat indicators, open services, or malicious activity were detected during observation.

## Ownership and Infrastructure

## Threat Assessment

Current Risk Indicators:

• Risk Score: 50/100 (Moderate)
• DNSBL Listings: 2 of 8 total lists
• Abuse Confidence: Not established
• Blacklist Count: 0 traditional blacklists

Positive Indicators:

• No Tor exit node activity
• No known attacker campaigns
• No spam source classification
• No open ports or services detected
• No active threat indicators in feeds

## Network Environment

Subnet Analysis (34.187.99.0/24):

• Abuse Density: 0 (Mostly Clean)
• Threat Siblings: 1 detected
• Total Siblings: 1 active sibling

Geolocation Validation:

• Status: Geolocation plausible
• Confidence: 0.60-0.85 range
• RTT Validation: ICMP blocked, unable to validate

## Historical Observations

Recent signal history (August 2026) shows:

• Consistent cloud infrastructure classification
• Stable ownership under Google LLC
• DNSBL listings observed in recent scans
• No significant risk escalation trends

## Recommended Actions

Based on risk profile, the following controls are recommended:

Firewall Rules:

```bash

# iptables

iptables -A INPUT -s 34.187.99.14 -j DROP

# nftables

nft add rule inet filter input ip saddr 34.187.99.14 drop

# Cloudflare WAF

Block 34.187.99.14 — IPDebrief risk score 50

```

Note: These recommendations are probabilistic and should be validated against other threat intelligence sources before implementation.

## Analysis Notes

The IP is associated with Google Cloud infrastructure (bc.googleusercontent.com reverse DNS). While the risk score of 50 suggests some level of concern, the absence of active threat indicators, open services, and the clean subnet environment suggest this may be a legitimate infrastructure endpoint with some historical DNSBL associations. SOC teams should correlate with internal threat data before taking blocking action.

Priority: Medium | Action Required: Review against internal threat intelligence

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*Generated: IPDebrief Intelligence Platform*

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