Observed arrival · 2026-10-10
Threatarium watches the internet’s background attacks
A bilingual threat-observation dashboard that says it collects scans, vulnerability probes and credential attacks, then organizes activity into maps, timelines and classifications.
- For
- Readers tracking internet scanning and attack patterns
- Worth noticing
- It warns that GeoIP locations are estimates and source addresses may belong to VPNs, proxies, or compromised devices.
Field notes
The observatory separates activity into scanners, vulnerability probes, credential attacks, secret scans, WordPress attacks, admin-panel scans, bots, and other traffic. Its timeline groups the previous 24 hours into hourly buckets, while the map is described as regional and loads on scroll. The page says its figures come only from Threatarium sensors; it also cautions that geolocation is estimated and an IP address may represent an intermediary or compromised device.
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