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Autonomous System

AS6453

AS6453

An Autonomous System (AS) is a block of IP networks under a single routing policy. AS6453 is operated by AS6453 and originates routes from US. Below is a snapshot of how this network shows up in ScanMalware.com's public scans, plus the BGP footprint we observe for it.

Public scans
10
Unique URLs
10
IPv4 prefixes
2,996
IPv6 prefixes
495
First seen
2025-12-24
Most recent scan
2026-04-08

Upstream providers

These are the autonomous systems most frequently seen forwarding traffic for AS6453 in BGP routing tables. They form AS6453's effective transit and peering profile.

  • AS7018 — ATT-INTERNET4(45 paths)
  • AS57866 — FUSIX-AS Fusix Networks B.V.(37 paths)
  • AS2516 — KDDI KDDI CORPORATION(10 paths)
  • AS7473 — SINGTEL-AS-AP Singapore Telecommunications Ltd(6 paths)
  • AS3257 — GTT-BACKBONE GTT Communications Inc.(2 paths)

Recent scans on AS6453

URLTitleSubmitted
https://sgvpngateway.olamnet.com502 Bad Gateway2026-04-08
https://myfunmax.comHappyonionGames2026-04-05
https://p17.upd.kaspersky.comKostenlose Testversionen von Kaspersky zum Download – Virenschutz 2025 | Kaspersky2026-03-31
https://hebe.plHebe.pl - kosmetyki, zdrowie, piękno | Drogeria internetowa2026-03-19
https://www.healthlogic.comWelcome to HealthLogic2026-03-16
https://29243.live.streamtheworld.com403 Forbidden2026-03-15
https://ol.engrocleaner.comApache Tomcat/8.5.4 - Error report2026-02-23
https://sg.broker.miwifi.comsg.broker.miwifi.com2026-01-31
https://mgbedbank.com—2026-01-28
https://togg.com.trUntitled2025-12-24

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About this network

ScanMalware.com performs public URL scans, then maps each scanned host to its current ASN ownership and BGP routing context. AS6453's footprint above is built from those scans plus live BGP data: which IP prefixes the AS announces, which networks transit it, and which countries it operates from.

If you're investigating a suspicious site hosted on AS6453, this profile lets you pivot from a single host to the broader network — for example to spot whether the same operator is hosting other suspicious content, or whether the AS has a history of compromised infrastructure.