172.86.93.139
172.86.93.139 is an IP address
that 3 published sources report
in connection with Contagious Interview activity, which public reporting
attributes to North Korea (DPRK).
It is cited here from GitLab Threat Intelligence, Break Glass Intelligence and JPCERT/CC.
The earliest of those reports is dated 2025-09-17 and the most recent 2026-11-09.
ip address Contagious Interview MATCHED IN SOURCE
Network
| Kind | data centre |
|---|---|
| Network | FranTech Solutions |
| Announced by | AS30823 aurologic GmbH |
| Country | Germany |
| Flags | hosting range |
Sources
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…technique we typically observe in BeaverTail delivery. The BeaverTail and InvisibleFerret samples associated with this campaign both use 172.86.93.139 as a command and control address and use tttttt as the campaign identifier. Related Infrastructure and Personas The threat actor’s web…
Tech Note - BeaverTail variant distributed via malicious repositories and ClickFix lure - GitLab Security Tech Notes — GitLab Threat Intelligence -
…Secondary C2 (port 1224) 45.59.163.23 Tier.Net US (Florida) Windows C2 node (port 1244) -- SMB/RDP exposed, CVE-2020-0796 vulnerable 172.86.93.139 FranTech/BuyVM (PONYNET) US (Wyoming) Credential exfiltration endpoint (port 3000) nvidiasdk.fly.dev Fly.io US Serverless payload…
Two IOCs In, Five C2 Servers Out: Mapping DPRK's Contagious Interview Campaign From InvisibleFerret to a Kimsuky Crossover - Breakglass Intelligence — Breakglass Intelligence — Break Glass Intelligence -
…7.88.164.29 167.88.168.152 172.86.100.168 172.86.106.119 172.86.109.3 172.86.123.35 172.86.123.55 172.86.66.236 172.86.66.247 172.86.70.173 172.86.93.139 172.86.98.240 173.211.106.101 185.153.182.241 185.235.241.208 191.96.31.38 195.201.172.170 216.126.229.166 23.106.253.194 23.106.253.209 23…
Contagious Interview IoCs — JPCERT/CC -
…attempts to read a user’s password from the variable MY_PASWOR in the file ~/.myvars and exfiltrate it to a remote IP address, http://172.86.93.139:3000/pawr/ .…
Tech Note - BeaverTail variant distributed via malicious repositories and ClickFix lure - GitLab Security Tech Notes — GitLab Threat Intelligence
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