Summary Report
Global Attacks
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Summary (past 24 hours)
Top Attacks
Key Description Attacks per subnet Change from yesterday CVE Percentage Microsoft SQL Server version buffer overflow attempt 239.47 -20.0 %
CVE-2002-0649 38.5%Microsoft Windows RPC Messenger Service pop-up spam 162.27 -22.0 %
26.1%ASN.1 constructed bit string 33.20 +7.9 %
CVE-2005-1935 5.3%Microsoft Windows ASN.1 Library buffer overflow attempt 33.12 +8.3 %
CVE-2003-0818 5.3%VNC network scanning activity 32.41 +24.6 %
5.2%By Service
Key Service 
Attacks per subnet 
Percentage 
UDP/1434 (ms-sql-m) 239.58 38.5%UDP/1026 74.69 12.0%UDP/1027 70.48 11.3%TCP/445 (microsoft-ds) 68.39 11.0%TCP/2967 41.02 6.6%UDP/1028 17.46 2.8%TCP/135 16.92 2.7%TCP/9988 15.48 2.5%TCP/23 (telnet) 13.99 2.2%TCP/5901 13.02 2.1%Other 51.13 8.2% -
Sources (past 24 hours)
By Country
Key Country 
Attacks per subnet 
Percentage 
CN (China)376.79 60.6%
CA (Canada)55.18 8.9%
US (United States)41.63 6.7%
BE (Belgium)20.67 3.3%
FR (France)17.16 2.8%
HR (Croatia)11.99 1.9%
JP (Japan)8.97 1.4%
DE (Germany)8.26 1.3%
PL (Poland)6.18 1.0%
KR (South Korea)6.13 1.0%Other 69.20 11.1%By ASN
Key ASN 
Attacks per subnet 
Percentage 
AS4134 (CHINANET-BACKBONE) 179.02 28.8%AS4837 (CHINA169-BACKBONE) 147.29 23.7%AS6327 (SHAW) 52.97 8.5%AS17431 (TONET) 25.06 4.0%AS5432 (BELGACOM-SKYNET-AS) 20.39 3.3%AS16276 (OVH) 13.58 2.2%AS35648 (T-MOBILE-HR-AS) 11.97 1.9%AS19262 (VZGNI-TRANSIT) 6.78 1.1%AS3320 (DTAG) 6.17 1.0%AS7132 (SBIS-AS) 5.97 1.0%Other 152.94 24.6%By Host
Key Host 
Attacks per subnet 
Percentage 
61.134.56.18 26.58 4.3%202.99.11.99 25.06 4.0%218.75.199.50 24.82 4.0%61.153.50.237 24.49 3.9%58.20.154.23 22.46 3.6%61.132.223.14 19.78 3.2%218.64.237.219 (219.237.64.218.broad.yt.jx.dynamic.163data.com.cn) 15.35 2.5%124.165.225.109 14.39 2.3%87.252.152.205 11.97 1.9%222.82.249.235 9.72 1.6%Other 427.52 68.7%
Background
ATLAS uses lightweight honeypot sensors to detect and fingerprint the attacks launched by malicious sources on the Internet. In most cases the attacker is trying to take control of the target via a published exploit for a known vulnerability. A variety of exploit tools exist and are usually written specifically for each attack vector.
Exploit attempts and attacks are most often launched from bots (hosts under an attacker's control), which will automatically try to exploit any possible host on the Internet. Attack origins are usually not spoofed, although the source host may be compromised or infected with malware.