Shodan

A new autonomous system, AS200740, has been registered in Dhaka, Bangladesh, appearing on network monitoring feeds dated 2 October 2026. Information security watchers track such registrations closely, since newly allocated network ranges are often scanned for open services and can become sources of malicious traffic if misconfigured or hijacked.

Cybersecurity observers flagged the registration of AS13767, an autonomous system number listed in Orem, Utah, US. Posts in infosec circles are tracking newly announced networks as part of routine internet-scanning and reconnaissance efforts, with taggers noting the addition and inviting others to investigate what services or infrastructure the new ASN might be hosting.

Cybersecurity watchers are circulating details of AS15830, an autonomous system whose presence has been logged in Queenstown Estate, Singapore. The listing, timestamped 2 October 2026, is being shared among infosec practitioners who routinely map exposed internet-facing infrastructure. Such ASN sightings are typically used to track hosting providers and spot misconfigured or exposed services.

Autonomous system 211381, based in Oude Meer in the Netherlands, was registered on 29 September 2026. Security researchers on Mastodon flagged the fresh allocation as part of a routine Shodan watch, a practice where infosec observers track newly announced networks for early signs of hosting infrastructure, spam operations or other activity worth monitoring.

Observers in the infosec community are discussing AS9335, an autonomous system number registered in Bangkok, Thailand, following a recent scan listing dated 3 October 2026. The item flags the network's exposure in internet-wide scanning data, a routine practice among security researchers tracking which networks and devices are visible online. Little detail beyond the network's location and identifier is given.

A cybersecurity observer has highlighted AS174, the autonomous system operated by Cogent Communications, listing its registration location as Englewood, Colorado, in a Shodan-based lookup shared within the infosec community. The notation, tagged under a Shodan exploration trend, points to renewed interest in scanning and mapping internet-exposed infrastructure on major carrier networks as of early October 2026.

A newly logged network entry attributes ASN 8075, the autonomous system number widely associated with Microsoft Azure's cloud infrastructure, to a location in Amsterdam, Netherlands, with a timestamp of 29 September 2026. Cybersecurity practitioners circulating the detail are examining how the cloud provider's network ranges are registered and geolocated in the region.

A newly registered network with autonomous system number 132203, located in Hong Kong, has been listed on Shodan with a record added on 29 September 2026. Cybersecurity observers tracking internet-exposed infrastructure are noting the registration, adding it to discussion of newly observed networks and their IP space.

Security researchers are discussing ASN 37611, a network registered in Johannesburg, South Africa, following its recent addition to internet-wide scanning tools. The hashtag conversations indicate it surfaced through Shodan, the search engine for internet-connected devices, and infosec professionals are examining what the network hosts and whether its exposure raises any security concerns.

Autonomous System Number 51167, based in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, was newly added to internet-wide scan records on 29 September 2026. The entry is being shared among information security practitioners, with discussions focusing on what services or devices the network exposes to the public internet and whether it warrants closer examination.

A newly registered autonomous system, ASN 135918, has been added in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, and flagged on September 29, 2026. Cybersecurity observers tracking network registrations are noting the appearance of new ASNs, as they can signal fresh hosting infrastructure worth monitoring for exposed services or suspicious activity.

A newly logged entry ties autonomous system number 17557 to Lahore, Pakistan, added to tracking records on 29 September 2026. The observation circulated among information security practitioners who monitor exposed systems and network registrations, with the ASN flagged as part of routine open-source intelligence gathering on infrastructure in the region.

Cybersecurity researchers are flagging ASN 29802, a network registered in Dallas, US, after it was added to Shodan's internet-exposed device index on 29 September 2026. The posting under the shodansafari hashtag suggests observers are cataloguing newly visible networks and devices as part of routine exposure monitoring. Details about the network's operator and what services it exposes were not included.

Security researchers are highlighting ASN 37153, a network located in Johannesburg, South Africa, as a new addition to Shodan's index of internet-connected devices. The entry was logged on 29 September 2026 and is being shared within the infosec community under the hashtag shodansafari, a practice of surfacing newly exposed or notable networks for further analysis.

Security researchers are flagging a newly registered autonomous system, ASN 200823, located in Amsterdam, Netherlands, added to tracking databases on 29 September 2026. The finding is being shared among infosec practitioners who monitor internet infrastructure for new or suspicious network registrations, a common practice for spotting potential threats early.

Autonomous system number 39392, an internet routing identifier, is recorded as located in Prague, Czech Republic, with a registry addition timestamped 29 September 2026. Information security researchers track such ASN registrations to map network ownership and infrastructure, and entries like this are circulated among specialists who monitor new or notable networks.

Information security researchers are flagging autonomous system number 16276, registered to a location in Vaudreuil-Dorion, Quebec, Canada, as part of an internet-scanning exercise cataloguing networks added to global IP listings. The entry was logged on 29 September 2026. Little additional detail is circulating about what runs on the network or why it drew attention.

Cybersecurity watchers are flagging a system newly indexed under autonomous system number 27947, located in Quito, Ecuador, first recorded on 29 September 2026. The entry was shared within infosec circles as part of ongoing 'Shodan safari' activity, where researchers surface publicly exposed devices and services and debate their risk and ownership.

Security researchers are flagging a recently registered network, ASN 979, located in Los Angeles, United States, using Shodan data shared under the hashtag #shodansafari. Practitioners in the infosec community track new autonomous systems to spot potential misconfigurations, exposed services, or suspicious operators. At this stage no further details about the network's owner or purpose have been published.

Security researchers are flagging a newly registered network, autonomous system number 398101, based in Tempe, Arizona, as of late September. The entry, surfaced through network-scanning tools used in the infosec community, is being shared among researchers who track new infrastructure for potential malicious hosting, botnet activity or other suspicious behavior. No confirmed threat has been linked to the network so far.

Security researchers are logging ASN 16276, a Canadian network registered in Vaudreuil-Dorion, Quebec, as part of ongoing internet-scanning exercises on 29 September 2026. Such entries are used to catalogue publicly exposed devices and services, and to raise awareness among infosec practitioners about networks whose address space is showing up in internet-wide scan results.

Security researchers are discussing newly registered network infrastructure: autonomous system number 53755, located in Phoenix, United States, and added to registries on 29 September 2026. Such ASN tracking is commonly used in the infosec community to spot newly provisioned networks, monitor hosting providers, and identify potentially suspicious infrastructure before it is used for malicious purposes.

Security researchers are flagging autonomous system number 979, which is registered to Liberty Lake, Washington, in the United States. The listing, dated 29 September 2026, is circulating in information security circles as part of routine network reconnaissance discussion, with specialists examining the ownership and activity of networks tied to that ASN.

Security specialists are circulating a newly registered network record: autonomous system 19437, based in Ashburn, Virginia, catalogued in internet scanning databases on 29 September 2026. Ashburn is a major global data centre hub, so new infrastructure appearing there often draws attention from researchers tracking hosting providers, botnet command servers or other potentially suspicious activity online.

A newly indexed internet-connected device on autonomous system 20746, located in Rozzano, Italy, was logged on Shodan on 29 September 2026. Security researchers use these 'Shodan safari' listings to track exposed systems and highlight networks with devices visible on the open internet, raising questions about the operator's exposure management.

A newly indexed entry on the Shodan search service lists a host located in Xiamen, China, on autonomous system number 4837, which belongs to China Unicom's backbone network. The record was added on 29 September 2026 and circulated among infosec practitioners who use Shodan to track exposed devices and shifts in the Chinese internet's address space.

Cybersecurity practitioners are highlighting devices exposed on ASN 7018, AT&T's autonomous system number, located in Chicago, US. The item was catalogued on 29 September 2026 as part of a Shodan-based hunt for publicly accessible internet-facing systems. Security communities use these listings to spot misconfigured or vulnerable infrastructure and raise awareness about exposed services.

Cybersecurity watchers are pointing to autonomous system number 6724, registered in Dresden, Germany, as part of a running infosec exercise cataloguing networks exposed on the internet. The entry was logged on 29 September 2026 and tagged under the Shodan safari hashtag used by researchers who browse Shodan's index of connected devices and servers for open or misconfigured systems.

Cybersecurity observers are flagging details of autonomous system number 64022, a network registered in Hong Kong, listed with a recorded timestamp of 29 September 2026. The entry is being shared among information security practitioners as part of ongoing network reconnaissance discussion, though no further technical details or incidents have been publicly attached to it.

A new autonomous system number, AS327901, has been registered with a location of Pretoria, South Africa, with the record dated 29 September 2026. The registration was flagged in cybersecurity circles, where observers track newly announced networks to monitor changes in the global internet's routing landscape and watch for suspicious or noteworthy newcomers.

Cybersecurity practitioners are noting AS63838, an autonomous system registered in Chenzhou, China, with an addition timestamp of 29 September 2026. The item, shared under infosec tags, appears as part of ongoing network-mapping activity that tracks newly announced or notable autonomous systems and their locations.

A newly registered network in Arezzo, Italy, operating under autonomous system number 49709, is being flagged in cybersecurity circles. Security researchers monitor newly announced ASNs closely, since fresh allocations can host previously unseen services and are often scanned for exposed systems, misconfigurations, and potential malicious activity shortly after going online.

Autonomous system number 141679, registered in Tianjin, China, was added to network scanning records on 29 September 2026. The listing is being shared among information security practitioners who track newly observed networks and infrastructure. Beyond the registration details, no information is given about who operates the network or what it hosts.

Autonomous system number 17511, located in Kyoto, Japan, was newly added to internet-wide scanning databases on 29 September 2026. Information security practitioners flagged the addition as part of ongoing efforts to map exposed devices and services, a routine but closely watched step for spotting newly reachable networks and potential attack surface in Japanese address space.

Security researchers are flagging an internet-facing host registered to ASN 63949, a network range operated by Linode in Fremont, California, that was indexed on 29 September 2026. The finding circulated in information security circles under the shodansafari hashtag, where practitioners share and discuss newly exposed servers, open ports and misconfigured devices discovered through internet-wide scanning.

Autonomous System 8075, the network operated by Microsoft, was observed announcing IP address space located in Oslo, Norway. The observation was logged and shared on 25 September 2026 with the cybersecurity community under the tag #shodansafari. This type of sighting is used by security researchers to track how large cloud and technology providers extend their network presence into new regions and data centre locations.