ONYPHE

Comprehensive Data Aggregation: ONYPHE gathers data from diverse sources, including crawling the internet for OSINT and passively monitoring internet background noise.

X.509 Certificate Transparency Log (CTL) Analysis: Retrieves domain name X.509 certificate information from Certificate Transparency Logs, crucial for identifying potentially malicious or mis-issued certificates.

IP Address Datascan Information: Provides datascan information based on ONYPHE's application requests.

DNS Lookup Information: Retrieves forward and reverse DNS lookup information for IP addresses.

IP Address Geolocation: Geo-locates IP addresses to identify the geographical origin of potential threats.

Regional Internet Registry (RIR) Data: Retrieves IP network descriptions from RIRs (except for the United States).

MD5 Hash Lookup: Searches for datascans containing specific MD5 hash values, aiding in malware analysis.

Onion Domain Scanning: Gathers information about Tor hidden services (Onion domains).

Pastebin Data Retrieval: Retrieves information from pastebin.com related to IP addresses, potentially uncovering leaked credentials.

Passive OS Fingerprinting: Obtains information from ONYPHE's honeypots about passive OS fingerprinting, revealing likely operating systems running on an IP address.

Open Port Scanning: Lists open TCP ports on an IP address, enriched with detected operating system information.

Threat List Association: Retrieves threat list information associated with an IP address, indicating its potential maliciousness.

Threat Hunting: Proactively identify and investigate potential threats by leveraging ONYPHE's threat intelligence data. For instance, security analysts can use the "Get IP Threat List" to identify IP addresses associated with known botnets or malware campaigns.

Vulnerability Management: Discover potential vulnerabilities by identifying open ports and associated operating systems using the "Get IP Syn Scan" action. This information can be used to prioritize patching and hardening efforts.

Incident Response: Rapidly gather information about compromised systems and attacker infrastructure during incident response investigations. For example, the "Lookup Forward DNS" action can help identify associated domain names, while "Get Pastries" can uncover leaked credentials.

Malware Analysis: Analyze malware samples by searching for associated MD5 hashes using the "Lookup MD5" action, revealing related datascans and potential indicators of compromise (IOCs).

Brand Protection: Monitor for fraudulent or malicious activity targeting your brand by tracking domain names and certificates using the "Get Domain Name CTLs" action.

Security Research: Conduct in-depth security research by exploring ONYPHE's comprehensive data on IP addresses, domains, and other network assets. For better security research, leverage the Awesome-OSINT-For-Everything.

Security Analysts: To proactively identify and investigate potential threats.

Incident Responders: To rapidly gather information during incident response investigations.

Vulnerability Managers: To discover and prioritize vulnerabilities.

Threat Intelligence Researchers: To conduct in-depth security research.

SOC Teams: To enhance their situational awareness and improve threat detection capabilities.

Law Enforcement: To investigate cybercrimes and track malicious actors.