So who want's IP Addresses of systems that attempted to login into my HitBTC account which I created but never used 🤣😂?
IP Addresses:
153.232.149.239
185.235.131.105
203.136.13.19
187.171.201.77
98.143.144.2
165.169.174.210
176.106.45.201
202.70.85.125
197.149.17.17
62.212.188.42
41.140.246.88
110.74.219.225
179.52.122.34
37.142.114.193
160.178.223.115
165.16.19.79
188.217.221.129
5.189.206.237
46.161.61.238
95.85.71.33
2.38.147.66
183.83.134.16
194.156.124.136
95.160.185.241
201.64.22.50
61.7.170.251
193.93.192.62
83.171.253.29
185.251.71.184
41.43.129.58
115.87.202.131
1.0.132.253
180.244.235.96
125.24.194.93
37.144.21.183
2.135.134.18
60.116.152.149
93.190.204.241
124.195.222.252
88.185.198.45
86.194.10.212
189.248.153.32
49.171.102.42
213.27.68.247
75.185.239.246
82.162.199.218
155.186.196.213
89.211.230.98
75.139.80.146
85.143.73.204
181.215.39.88
188.243.227.108
109.227.106.118
113.161.25.104
85.75.190.75
213.89.188.242
23.91.248.194
180.250.219.235
79.91.100.154
110.138.148.154
177.247.76.16
27.64.63.67
67.237.184.254
201.37.66.127
176.37.159.23
76.0.135.39
62.133.162.44
182.253.122.46
88.106.18.47
71.54.57.188
82.154.104.102
5.105.109.216
85.66.198.144
88.248.60.209
67.235.3.176
189.7.228.86
179.233.206.110
87.15.142.106
184.22.102.4
5.140.90.208
5.137.2.40
171.96.24.82
83.6.55.120
106.160.148.21
211.58.116.161
39.118.52.130
178.159.215.169
153.136.111.27
133.218.54.162
211.211.18.179
84.237.129.181
68.134.147.73
112.214.32.184
58.146.35.223
193.250.115.73
188.32.49.145
139.195.249.210
90.127.58.51
89.3.238.75
190.199.106.96
37.9.40.55
172.90.67.205
91.18.153.169
93.179.90.195
46.161.57.209
85.132.9.108
146.185.206.85
210.121.227.194
37.134.42.115
178.57.68.75
153.206.252.42
185.14.195.181
94.180.231.62
146.185.202.51
101.143.12.81
58.11.188.71
121.164.228.72
190.201.180.150
117.55.164.73
37.9.40.122
188.68.0.85
5.8.37.31
58.140.48.9
125.142.106.125
Login Attempts are over the last 2 years. This list might be useful for those researching crypto currency fraud/theft.
One note is at least some of the threat actors were smart in how they planned to maintain access. Some of them did succeed logging in since I didn't care about this account. But some of the threat actors setup API keys to try and maintain a backdoor.
Most victims would never realize an API key was setup allowing continued access even after they recovered their accounts.
Honestly, some of my old accounts that I don't care about become great honeypots for threat intel :).
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