Torrance, United States / California, August 12th, 2024, CyberNewsWire
Criminal IP, an expanding Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) search engine from AI SPERA, has recently completed its technology integration with Maltego, a global all-in-one investigation platform that specializes in visualized analysis of combined cyber data.
This collaboration integrates Criminal IP’s comprehensive database of malicious IPs, domains, and CVEs directly into Maltego’s unified user interface and adds Criminal IP to Maltego’s marketplace, Transform Hub.
Maltego translates Criminal IP data into a visual data graph, allowing users to easily recognize relationships between each entity and associated risks by adjusting the layouts and assigning weights to them.
<caption: Criminal IP’s C2 tag and vulnerability data visualized through Maltego Integration>
Criminal IP-Maltego Introduces New Features: Visualizing, Tracking Cyber Threat Information
Now through its partnership with Criminal IP, its trusted data source and an OSINT CTI tool, Maltego users can also harness Criminal IP’s comprehensive threat intelligence search functionalities to instantly visualize data.
New key features in Maltego allow users to visualize vulnerabilities by importing Criminal IP’s comprehensive data, including CVEs, assets’ reputation, botnets, Command & Control servers (C2), domain phishing information, and more.
They can also track exposed personal information in banner data, such as API keys, token values, bank account numbers, and Bitcoin wallet addresses, ensuring prompt identification.
The tool visually verifies relationships between IP addresses and domains, facilitating rapid response and effective threat tracking.
<caption: Criminal IP’s Domain and IP data visualized through Maltego Integration>
Maltego: Speeding up Cyber Investigations in a Single Interface
Maltego is an integration platform with a high impact on the field of threat intelligence and has integrations with several well-known products, including Microsoft Sentinel, IBM QRadar, and Google Maps Geocoding.
Its existing features drastically accelerate complex cyber investigation by enabling quick preliminary OSINT investigations for digital profiling with Maltego Search as well as complex link analysis for large datasets with Maltego Graph.
Through Maltego Evidence and Maltego Monitor, the platform enables investigators to collect, monitor, and preserve social media intelligence in real time for prosecution and public safety.
About AI SPERA
AI SPERA, renowned for its advanced solutions, has expanded internationally with ‘Criminal IP’ as its flagship offering. Operating in 150+ countries, ‘Criminal IP’ is backed by enterprise-grade security solutions like ‘Criminal IP ASM’ and ‘Criminal IP FDS’. Strategic partnerships with global leaders such as Cisco, VirusTotal, and Quad9 have significantly enhanced ‘Criminal IP’s capabilities. Recently, AI SPERA’s ‘Criminal IP’ has entered the marketplace of major US data warehousing platforms including Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, and Snowflake, expanding its global reach for threat data.
Contact
Michael Sena
AI SPERA
support@aispera.com
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Very different from our current digital technology. In code, one 1or0 is out of place, makes my computer, a boat anchor. If I’m lucky enough to live on a lake. (In Minnesota where I live, that ain’t hard) The problem is to bring the morphic physical adaptability innate to all things living to our static, primitive two dimensional circuits. If our circuits can’t physically “morph”, perhaps we can manipulate the communications from our IC’s to do the next best thing.
How? To start, I know certain programs are designed to go around “roadblocks ” they encounter. So, why not use “roadblocks” in a directed action, event, consequence way? A cascade effect. Linear logic, cause and effect works well in the world of 1’s&0’s. Know the world your in, to make it work for you. Love the one your with. More later.