IP address 43.138.195.173
First seen 2026-09-19, last confirmed 2026-09-23. No longer listed. On AS45090.
Relations
Values this address shares with other hosts in this archive, rarest first. A shared value says the hosts were set up alike, not that one operator runs them.
| Shared | Value | Other hosts |
|---|---|---|
| JA4X template | a373a9f83c6b_7022c563de38_258381d3d68a | 17 other hosts · 15 listed |
Not shared with any other host in this archive: 1 certificate.
Network context
| Shared | Value | Other hosts |
|---|---|---|
| Network | AS45090 · Shenzhen Tencent Computer Systems Com… | 538 other hosts · 494 listed |
Hosts near this one, for context only.
Summary
Observation history
Listed on 1 of the 5 days from its first sighting by the scanner on 2026-09-19 to its last confirmation on 2026-09-23 UTC.
A marked day is a UTC day the feed listed this address. The feed keeps a listener for up to 90 days after its last confirmation, so a listed day is not a confirmation. A listener no longer in the feed is drawn to its last confirmation.
Listed days as dates
- 2026-09-23 (1 day)
43.138.195.173:5000 · Quasar
no longer listed Last confirmed
The names above are what the certificate asserts, signed by the issuer it names, which may be a public certificate authority, a private one, or one a builder ships. This site verifies none of it, so treat a name here as a lead to investigate, never an attribution.
Hosts sharing a value with this one
17 other hosts in this archive share at least one value with this one. Each is listed once, under its first shared value in Relations order. Dates and status are from the records that share a value.
| Address | Family | Shares | Last confirmed | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
JA4X template · 17 other hosts · 15 listed These hosts’ certificates share one JA4X template, which points to the same certificate tooling. It is not evidence of a single operator. | ||||
| 103.249.106.28 | Flying Eagle | JA4X template | listed | |
| 103.249.106.27 | Flying Eagle | JA4X template | listed | |
| 103.249.105.43 | Flying Eagle | JA4X template | listed | |
| 192.229.92.36 | Flying Eagle | JA4X template | listed | |
| 103.249.106.26 | Flying Eagle | JA4X template | listed | |
| 154.12.83.111 | Flying Eagle | JA4X template | listed | |
| 103.249.105.42 | Flying Eagle | JA4X template | listed | |
| 103.206.22.66 | Flying Eagle | JA4X template | listed | |
| 108.187.7.162 | Flying Eagle | JA4X template | listed | |
| 103.121.95.77 | Flying Eagle | JA4X template | listed | |
| 175.178.255.222 | Quasar | JA4X template | archived | |
| 81.68.213.31 | Quasar | JA4X template | archived | |
| 154.219.100.114 | Flying Eagle | JA4X template | listed | |
| 154.219.100.47 | Flying Eagle | JA4X template | listed | |
| 118.107.47.28 | Flying Eagle | JA4X template | listed | |
| 118.107.47.27 | Flying Eagle | JA4X template | listed | |
| 154.201.68.199 | Flying Eagle | JA4X template | listed | |
Deploy
No listener here is listed, so there are no rules. The queries below search past traffic: run them once, not as a standing alert.
Each query searches the last 30 days of your logs for connections to these listeners. Queries hold only addresses, ports and file hashes.
Microsoft Defender XDR (KQL)
DeviceNetworkEvents | where Timestamp > ago(30d) | where (RemoteIP == "43.138.195.173" and RemotePort in (5000))
Microsoft Sentinel (KQL)
CommonSecurityLog | where TimeGenerated > ago(30d) | where (DestinationIP == "43.138.195.173" and DestinationPort in (5000))
Splunk (SPL, CIM data models)
| tstats summariesonly=false count min(_time) as first_time max(_time) as last_time
from datamodel=Network_Traffic where earliest=-30d
((All_Traffic.dest_ip="43.138.195.173" (All_Traffic.dest_port=5000)))
by All_Traffic.src_ip All_Traffic.dest_ip All_Traffic.dest_portElastic (EQL)
network where (destination.ip == "43.138.195.173" and destination.port in (5000))
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