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Autonomous System Profile

Autonomous System AS716

Analyze BGP routing advertisements, IP prefix allocations, and organizational threat reputation for AS716.

ASN Intelligence Snapshot

Entity ID
AS716
Routing Protocol
BGP (Border Gateway Protocol)
Infrastructure Type
Network Operator / ISP
Threat Assessment
Awaiting Live Scan...

Initiate a real-time OSINT gathering process to map all announced IP blocks and calculate an Abuse Confidence Score for AS716.

Query Routing Data for AS716

What is an Autonomous System?

The internet is a network of networks. An Autonomous System (AS) like AS716 is a large network or group of networks that has a unified routing policy. Every AS is assigned a globally unique number by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA), which it uses to announce its IP address blocks (prefixes) to the rest of the internet via the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP).

Threat Hunting by ASN

Cybersecurity analysts track ASNs to identify patterns of malicious behavior. Some ASNs, often referred to as "bulletproof hosters," turn a blind eye to abuse and predominantly host malware command-and-control (C2) servers or phishing sites. By mapping an attack back to AS716, security teams can dynamically block entire CIDR ranges associated with uncooperative network operators.

Common Investigations Involving AS716

  • BGP Hijacking: Ensuring that AS716 is legitimately authorized to announce its specific IP prefixes.
  • DDoS Mitigation: Dropping upstream traffic originating from AS716 if it is identified as part of a botnet swarm.
  • Cloud Exposure: Identifying shadow IT assets if AS716 belongs to a major cloud provider (e.g., AWS, Azure).

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I find the IP ranges for AS716?

You can query a BGP looking glass or use our IP intelligence tools to extract all CIDR prefixes currently advertised by AS716.

What happens if AS716 is blacklisted?

If an ASN is placed on global threat lists, firewalls and spam filters will aggressively block or drop traffic originating from any IP address within its network.

Who manages AS716?

The registry details, including the technical and administrative contacts for AS716, can be uncovered via a WHOIS lookup against the presiding Regional Internet Registry (e.g., ARIN, RIPE, APNIC).