Cereal2 · Observed attack
AS264088 UDP flood on 143.208.4.0/22 | 2026-09-14 20:49:09Z
· Event #231137
Country-level precision. botnet.cl stores the target country, never a city or coordinates, so the marker sits at the country's center.
What this method does
Cereal2 vector 1: UDP flood with large datagrams (default 1400-byte payload).
All UDP flood with large datagrams (default 1400-byte payload) observations- Observed
- 2026-09-14T20:49:09.842Z
- Recorded
- Affected network
- 143.208.4.0/22
- Network operator
- TOLEDO FIBRA TELECOMUNICAÇAO LTDAAS264088
- Location
- Brazil
- Method
- UDP flood with large datagrams (default 1400-byte payload)Vector 1
- Protocol
- udp
- Destination port
- 56637
- Commanded duration
- 1m
- Observed via
- 155.103.49.236
- Geolocation data
- ipinfo-lite · 2026-07
Recorded 108ms after observation
All controllers with retained sightings of this order. Older records may have incomplete source coverage.
Snapshot taken at ingestion; it is never re-resolved later.
Other attacks on this network
Within 24 hours of this observation
- UDP flood with large datagrams (default 1400-byte payload)138.94.80.0/22
- UDP flood with large datagrams (default 1400-byte payload)138.94.80.0/22
- UDP flood with large datagrams (default 1400-byte payload)138.94.80.0/22
- UDP flood with large datagrams (default 1400-byte payload)138.94.80.0/22
- UDP flood with large datagrams (default 1400-byte payload)143.208.4.0/22
- UDP flood with large datagrams (default 1400-byte payload)143.208.4.0/22
Other attacks in this country
Within 24 hours of this observation
- UDP flood with large datagrams (default 1400-byte payload)186.225.159.0/24
- Small randomized UDP datagram flood177.21.38.0/24
- Small randomized UDP datagram flood177.21.41.0/24
- UDP flood with large datagrams (default 1400-byte payload)186.225.130.0/24
- UDP flood with large datagrams (default 1400-byte payload)186.225.156.0/24
- UDP flood with large datagrams (default 1400-byte payload)177.21.42.0/24
botnet.cl reports infrastructure it observed. An address appearing here identifies a target or a relay, not a person responsible for the attack.