Malicious IPs in Papua New Guinea

IPv4 networks located in Papua New Guinea that are currently flagged for malicious activity, aggregated from multiple external and internal threat intelligence sources. Snapshot of (UTC), updated daily.

Flagged IPv4 networks
1
#157 of 176 countries
Per million allocated IPv4
-
too little address space for a rate
Flagged IPv4 addresses
1
ranges count at most as a /24
Allocated IPv4 addresses
67,584
RIR delegation statistics

Papua New Guinea at a glance

Papua New Guinea had 1 flagged IPv4 network in the snapshot of 2026-10-10, rank #157 of 176 countries by absolute count. Papua New Guinea has too little allocated IPv4 space for a meaningful per-million rate, so it is ranked by absolute count only. The largest category is brute force sources with 100% of the flagged networks. 100% of them are announced by a single network, SPACEX-STARLINK - Space Exploration Technologies Corporation (AS14593).

Malicious activity in Papua New Guinea by category

A network listed in several categories counts once, in the most specific one.

  • Brute force sources in Papua New Guinea

    1 (100%)

    1 flagged network, #135 of 159 countries for brute force sources. Sources of password guessing against SSH, mail, FTP and web logins. Brute Force Sources by Country

Networks with the most flagged IPs in Papua New Guinea

Autonomous systems announcing the flagged networks located in Papua New Guinea.

#NetworkFlagged networks
1AS14593SPACEX-STARLINK - Space Exploration Technologies Corporation1

Compare Papua New Guinea with other countries

Ranked by flagged IPv4 networks.

Questions about Papua New Guinea

How many malicious IP addresses are there in Papua New Guinea?
On 2026-10-10, 1 IPv4 network (/24 blocks) located in Papua New Guinea were flagged for malicious activity, with 1 listed IPv4 address. Each /24 counts once, however many of its addresses are listed.
Which networks in Papua New Guinea host the most flagged IPs?
SPACEX-STARLINK - Space Exploration Technologies Corporation (AS14593, 1 network). Large hosting providers appear because attackers rent their servers, not necessarily because of the operator.

Query this data per IP via the API

Look up threat categories, reputation score, ASN and geolocation for any address in Papua New Guinea or anywhere else with one API call.