Retrieve threat intelligence information about a file using its MD5, SHA1, or SHA256 hash.
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- Query VirusTotal for threat intelligence on a file hash. Get detection results from 70+ antivirus engines, file metadata, and behavioral analysis to validate suspicious files or enrich IOCs.MIT
- Search and browse threat actors to discover recent additions, filter by name or UUID, and generate threat intelligence reports with pagination and sorting options.Apache 2.0
- Monitor recent threat actor activities mentioned in threat intelligence sources to track emerging threats, identify active actors, and build situational awareness of the current threat landscape.Apache 2.0
- Query VirusTotal for domain threat intelligence including reputation, WHOIS, DNS, and detection results from 90+ security vendors. Investigate suspicious domains in incident response.MIT
- Search VirusTotal Intelligence with advanced queries to find files matching specific criteria for threat hunting, malware research, and IOC discovery.MIT
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- Retrieve GreyNoise intelligence for a single CVE, including CVSS and EPSS scores, KEV status, exploitation statistics, and observed IP activity categorized as benign or threat.MIT
- Retrieve detailed intelligence about specific threat actors or APT groups to understand their tactics, techniques, procedures, target sectors, and tools used for security research and incident analysis.Apache 2.0
- Query VirusTotal to retrieve comprehensive threat intelligence and reputation for any URL, including detection results from 90+ security vendors.MIT
- Get anonymized threat intelligence feed showing attack patterns detected across the Novyx network. Filter by lookback hours and minimum severity.MIT
- Retrieve threat intelligence data for a URL to identify malicious activity and security threats.Apache 2.0
- Get overall threat intelligence statistics: total signatures, active threats, mitigated count, and severity breakdown.MIT
- Record threat events to enable cross-tenant intelligence. Fingerprints, deduplicates, and integrates into shared threat network.MIT
- Retrieve threat intelligence for an IP address from VirusTotal, including reputation scores, geolocation, and network ownership for investigating suspicious activity.MIT
- Retrieve detailed information about a specific threat actor by ID to support threat modeling analysis. Returns a markdown-formatted description for use in STRIDE-based assessments.Apache 2.0
- Retrieve detailed information about a threat by ID, delivered as markdown for analysis and integration into threat modeling workflows.Apache 2.0
- Export the threat model with remediation status to show which threats existing security controls already mitigate.Apache 2.0
- Retrieves SolSentry system-wide threat intelligence statistics including total scans, accuracy, resolve rate, operator counts, and bot clusters for network health assessment.MIT
- Retrieve threat intelligence data about a web domain to evaluate its risk and security reputation.Apache 2.0
- Retrieve threat intelligence data for any IP address to assess its security posture and potential risks.Apache 2.0
- Look up threat intelligence for an IP address to investigate suspicious activity from logs, alerts, or reports. Returns risk score, geolocation, malware associations, and threat data sources.MIT