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Autonomous System

AS33302

D102-COS-1

AS33302 is an Autonomous System — a group of IP networks managed under a single routing policy — operated by D102-COS-1, announcing routes from US. ScanMalware.com has recorded 0 public scans of 0 distinct URLs hosted on this network.

In current BGP routing data, AS33302 announces 286 IPv4 prefixes and 26 IPv6 prefixes, and is reached through 3 observed upstream providers. A network's routing footprint and transit relationships are useful context for judging whether a hosted site sits on established infrastructure or on a network with a pattern of abuse.

Public scans
0
Unique URLs
0
IPv4 prefixes
286
IPv6 prefixes
26

Upstream transit providers

These Autonomous Systems are most frequently seen forwarding traffic for AS33302 in BGP routing tables — they form its effective transit and peering profile.

  • AS3356 — LEVEL3(45 paths)
  • AS6939 — HURRICANE(26 paths)
  • AS174 — COGENT-174(5 paths)

Frequently asked questions about AS33302

Does hosting a site on AS33302 make it unsafe?
No. AS33302 is a network operated by D102-COS-1, and like any Autonomous System it carries a mix of legitimate and malicious sites. Hosting location is context, not a verdict — ScanMalware scores each scanned page on its own content, scripts and behaviour.
How many sites on AS33302 has ScanMalware scanned?
ScanMalware has recorded 0 public scans across 0 distinct URLs hosted on AS33302. The figure updates as new URLs on this network are submitted.
Which networks provide transit for AS33302?
In the BGP paths ScanMalware observes, AS33302 is most often reached through AS3356 (LEVEL3), AS6939 (HURRICANE) and AS174 (COGENT-174). These upstream providers form the network's effective transit profile.

How ScanMalware builds this profile

ScanMalware.com performs public URL scans with a real headless browser, then maps each scanned host to its current ASN ownership and BGP routing context. This profile is built from those scans plus live routing data — the IP prefixes AS33302 announces, the networks that transit it, and the country it operates from — letting you pivot from one suspicious host to the wider network it sits on.

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