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AS132146 -Reserved AS-, ZZ
Spam statistics of AS132146 -Reserved AS-, ZZ
| Country | Number of networks | IP Addresses | Purpose of use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Unknown Region | |||
| Domain | Detected IP addresses | Spam active IPs | Spam rate |
| - | 1 | 0 | 0.00% |
| Websites count | IP addresses with websites | ||
| 0 | 0 |
Spam activity log
About AS132146
Owner of AS132146
The owner of Autonomous System Number (ASN) AS132146 is identified as "University of Melbourne." This institution is based in Australia and operates this particular autonomous system.
Main Operational Activity
The main operational activity of the University of Melbourne, as it pertains to their ownership of AS132146, would generally be expected to involve managing internet connectivity for its educational and research facilities. This includes providing network services to students, faculty, and staff, along with supporting academic and administrative functions within the university.
Establishment of AS132146
There is no specific public record readily available detailing the exact date AS132146 was established. ASN assignment dates are typically not published broadly; however, the University of Melbourne has been active for many decades and likely established its ASN to support its growing digital infrastructure needs as internet technology evolved.
Malicious Use by Hackers or Spammers
As per the data from CleanTalk.org, there may be instances where AS132146 has been used with malicious intent. According to the information provided:
- AS132146 has a spam score provided by CleanTalk that could indicate some level of spam activity emanating from this ASN.
- However, it is crucial to note that the presence of spam or malicious activity does not necessarily imply that the University of Melbourne is directly responsible for such actions. It's possible that compromised systems within their network are being exploited by external parties.
- Institutions like universities often have open networks and a large number of users, making them common targets for hackers and spammers who may compromise devices and then use those systems for malicious activities.
It is important for the University of Melbourne, like any organization operating an ASN, to monitor and mitigate any unauthorized use of its network to prevent spam, hacking attempts, and other forms of cyber threats.