Blue Team — Operational Summary
The monitoring window captured 1036 external requests originating from 322 unique IP addresses over four hours. The traffic composition indicates zero likelihood of legitimate human sessions, with estimates showing zero likely-human and zero engaged sessions. The session breakdown identifies 323 sessions categorized as bot or crawler traffic. The majority of successful requests resulted in an HTTP 200 status code (1025), alongside 6 HTTP 404 errors and 5 HTTP 308 redirects. One specific IP, 38.175.170.87, was associated with 47 requests. Two specific exploit attempts were detected targeting the WordPress installation path: 162.158.182.93 attempted access to /wp-admin/install.php?step=1 twice.
Red Team — Facts Only
* Total external requests: 1036 from 322 unique IPs over 4 hours.
* Operator activity: 47 requests from IP 38.175.170.87.
* Bot/crawler sessions: 323.
* HTTP 200 status codes: 1025.
* HTTP 308 status codes: 5.
* HTTP 404 status codes: 6.
* Exploit attempts detected: 2 requests from IP 162.158.182.93 targeting /wp-admin/install.php?step=1.
* Top request IPs: 74.7.241.22 (134 req); 45.86.17.202 (34 req); 216.73.216.51 (34 req).
* Datacenter origin: 0.2% of external requests.
Purple Team — Pattern Analysis
The observed traffic pattern is overwhelmingly automated, with 323 sessions identified as bots, effectively masking any potential legitimate user activity. The presence of two explicit exploit attempts targeting the WordPress installation file indicates active probing of the site's administration endpoints, even if unsuccessful or only partially executed. The IP fingerprinting of the top traffic sources suggests non-random, potentially targeted sources, although without further context, this is limited to observed volume. The operational baseline does not suggest a specific attack in progress, but the observed malicious intent (the exploit attempts) requires attention to ensure the infrastructure remains hardened against similar enumeration or brute-force attempts. The lack of human sessions and engaged sessions confirms that the observed activity is non-organic, consistent with automated scanning or exploitation activity.