212.30.37.0/24 subnet
212.30.37.0/24 is a block of 256 IPv4 addresses announced by AS137409 (Assaf Murr), located mainly in Netherlands. IPDebrief has analysed 69 addresses in this block; none currently carries a higher risk score. Overall the neighbourhood is assessed as clean.
Updated
- Analysed
- 69
- Higher risk
- 0
- Hosting / datacenter
- 0
- VPN, proxy or Tor
- 0
- With reverse DNS
- 0
Analysed addresses in 212.30.37.0/24
- 212.30.37.4
- 212.30.37.6
- 212.30.37.8
- 212.30.37.14
- 212.30.37.18
- 212.30.37.20
- 212.30.37.21
- 212.30.37.22
- 212.30.37.24
- 212.30.37.25
- 212.30.37.26
- 212.30.37.30
- 212.30.37.32
- 212.30.37.33
- 212.30.37.34
- 212.30.37.35
- 212.30.37.40
- 212.30.37.43
- 212.30.37.47
- 212.30.37.54
- 212.30.37.58
- 212.30.37.60
- 212.30.37.66
- 212.30.37.70
- 212.30.37.72
- 212.30.37.74
- 212.30.37.77
- 212.30.37.85
- 212.30.37.87
- 212.30.37.94
- 212.30.37.98
- 212.30.37.99
- 212.30.37.101
- 212.30.37.102
- 212.30.37.104
- 212.30.37.108
- 212.30.37.112
- 212.30.37.113
- 212.30.37.114
- 212.30.37.115
- 212.30.37.121
- 212.30.37.122
- 212.30.37.126
- 212.30.37.137
- 212.30.37.139
- 212.30.37.141
- 212.30.37.146
- 212.30.37.148
- 212.30.37.149
- 212.30.37.152
- 212.30.37.153
- 212.30.37.154
- 212.30.37.156
- 212.30.37.158
- 212.30.37.159
- 212.30.37.160
- 212.30.37.164
- 212.30.37.166
- 212.30.37.172
- 212.30.37.180
- 212.30.37.184
- 212.30.37.189
- 212.30.37.191
- 212.30.37.196
- 212.30.37.200
- 212.30.37.202
- 212.30.37.207
- 212.30.37.214
- 212.30.37.215
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About this block
A /24 is the smallest IPv4 block normally routed on the internet, so the 256 addresses inside it usually share one operator and purpose. Looking at a whole block shows whether a single suspicious address is an outlier or part of a pattern: a block where many addresses carry abuse reports, hosting infrastructure or anonymising services deserves more caution than one with a single flagged address.
Only addresses IPDebrief has analysed are listed. Each links to its full profile with ownership, routing, reverse DNS and risk evidence.