AS138561 BroadBandZone

Overview of AS138561

Ownership of AS138561

AS138561 is an Autonomous System Number (ASN) that, as of my last update, does not have publicly available information regarding its owner. Ownership details for many ASNs are often registered in databases managed by regional internet registries, but specific details about AS138561 might not be listed or easily accessible.

Main Operational Activity

The main operational activity of AS138561 or any ASN typically involves routing internet traffic to ensure various networks can communicate efficiently. This routing is governed by the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP), and ASNs are crucial components in managing the flow of internet traffic across different networks.

Establishment of AS138561

The exact establishment date of AS138561 is not specified in this context. Typically, ASNs are assigned by one of the five regional internet registries (RIRs) when a network operator requires a unique identifier for their autonomous system. The registration date could provide insights into when AS138561 was established.

Malicious Use of AS138561

Regarding the use of AS138561 by hackers or spammers with malicious intent, real-time blacklist databases like CleanTalk can offer insights into whether an ASN has been implicated in such activities. However, due to the limitations of not being able to access external resources like CleanTalk, I cannot provide current details on whether AS138561 is associated with any harmful cyber activities.

In general, if an ASN is reported for malicious behavior, it may indicate that some of the IP addresses within its range have been involved in spamming, hacking, or other cyber threats. Network administrators and cybersecurity professionals track these incidents to mitigate risks and enhance online security.