Cereal2 · Observed attack
TCP connection and session-pool flood variant 1 on Michael Sebastian Schinzel trading as IP-Projects GmbH & Co. KG in Germany
· Event #191019
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 12: TCP connection and session-pool flood variant 1.
All TCP connection and session-pool flood variant 1 observations- Observed
- 2026-09-05T10:43:51.190Z
- Recorded
- Affected network
- 194.45.197.213/32
- Network operator
- Michael Sebastian Schinzel trading as IP-Projects GmbH & Co. KGAS48314
- Location
- Germany
- Method
- TCP connection and session-pool flood variant 1Vector 12
- Protocol
- tcp
- Destination port
- 30120
- Commanded duration
- 1m
- Observed via
- 185.173.37.77
- Geolocation data
- ipinfo-lite · 2026-07
Recorded 88ms 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
- Nonblocking TCP connection and session-pool flood194.45.197.213/32
- UDP flood with minimal datagrams (default 1-byte payload)194.45.197.213/32
- Configurable custom-payload UDP flood194.45.197.78/32
- UDP flood with minimal datagrams (default 1-byte payload)194.45.197.78/32
- Small randomized UDP datagram flood194.45.197.78/32
- UDP flood with large datagrams (default 1400-byte payload)194.45.197.78/32
Other attacks in this country
Within 24 hours of this observation
- Stateful TCP connection and session flood82.22.145.102/32
- Stateful TCP connection and session flood82.22.145.102/32
- Configurable custom-payload UDP flood136.0.66.34/32
- Configurable custom-payload UDP flood136.0.66.31/32
- UDP flood with minimal datagrams (default 1-byte payload)212.87.204.255/32
- UDP flood with minimal datagrams (default 1-byte payload)212.87.204.2/32
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