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Bucklog’s Machine: Inside a Kubernetes Scanning Fleet

GreyNoise
GreyNoise
Published March 23, 2026Original Report

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Malware Families

Excerpt

Most scanning infrastructure is boring. A VPS, a cron job, maybe a cheap proxy rotation service if the operator has ambitions. What we’re looking at with AS211590 (Bucklog SARL / FBW Networks SAS) is something else entirely – a purpose-built, Kubernetes-orchestrated scanning cluster running from a single /24 in Paris that generated 13 million sessions over 90 days and barely registered the load. This is the walkthrough. We’ll cover how the fleet is built, what it’s doing, and…

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Diamond Model

SOCIAL AXISTECHNOLOGY AXISADVERSARYMuddyWaterINFRASTRUCTUREunknownCAPABILITYMetasploitVICTIMunknown
Adversary(1)
Infrastructure
Capability(1)
Victim

Indicators of Compromise

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9 indicators

TypeIndicatorConfidenceScoreFirst Seen
CVECVE-2020-5284MediumScore 51/100First seen
CVECVE-2026-21858MediumScore 61/100First seen
CVECVE-2024-44000MediumScore 51/100First seen
MD5425d29fe50d8e4f5e37efb6e24bcf660MediumScore 53/100First seen
CVECVE-2024-29291MediumScore 51/100First seen
CVECVE-2025-68613HighScore 63/100First seen
CVECVE-2025-2264MediumScore 51/100First seen
CVECVE-2017-9841MediumScore 51/100First seen
CVECVE-2025-48927MediumScore 54/100First seen

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