Criminal IP New Cybersecurity Search Engine Launches First Beta Test
AI Spera announced Criminal IP, a new cybersecurity platform. Criminal IP is a total Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) search engine intended to identify potential vulnerabilities that threatening companies or individuals’ IT assets. It also offers a new way to manage them comprehensively by allowing users to find results for malicious IP address, malicious domains, phishing sites, forged certificates, all IT assets, and other security related information immediately.
The company has been recruiting beta service testers and plans to operate beta service for three months from April 28. Testers pre-registering for beta service will be given a three-month free license and if testers participate in the service survey, they can receive an additional one-month free license as a reward.
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Criminal IP visualizes all IT assets connected to the Internet based on IP addresses held by companies and individuals. This allows users to see the details of their assets at a glance, from DB servers, files servers, middleware servers, administrator servers as well malicious sites, and easily spot the assets exposed to the attack surface.
The solution also provides all possible information about domains in real time, including network logs, used programming technologies and security-related information, without having to directly access websites. Analyzing this information with AI/Machine learning technology, it shows an overall score of the domain and DGA (Domain Generation Algorithm) score in five stages (Critical, Dangerous, Moderate, Low, Safe) allowing users to determine and respond to threats.
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Users can prevent security problems in advance by searching for vulnerabilities in IT assets and identifying cyber attackers’ attack points for attack surface management purposes through Criminal IP data. In addition, everything that has happened to a particular IP address can be recorded like a criminal record to track malicious behavior of an IP address.
“Above all, this platform is the ultimate comprehensive solution that maximizes user’s convenience by providing all CTI information distributed by different solutions in one place,” said Byungtak Kang, CEO at AI Spera. “In hopes that Criminal IP can be used in a variety of areas to defend against evolving cyber threats, including education and research, corporate security teams, white hackers, state agencies, and cybercrime investigations, we decided to operate free beta services to receive feedback on product improvement.”
Features and benefits of Criminal IP include:
- providing a wide range of cyber threat information, including malicious IPs, C&C domains, various domain information, threat intelligence images and CVEs, which map IP& Domain scoring algorithms and various threat information based on big data on 4.2 billion IP addresses and billions of domain addresses worldwide
- analyzing all possible details about domains including screenshots, domain category, whois information, used technologies, connected IP addresses, page redirections, certificates, network logs, cookies as well as interesting security-oriented features like possible malicious contents and replicated phishing domains with overall score of the domain and DGA (Domain Generation Algorithm) score
- searching and updating global IP addresses and domains in 24/7 to extract applications and services in use, and provide information on security vulnerabilities of IT assets to enable real-time automatic attack surface management
- offering straightforward search result based on a wide range of specific search filters so that users can conveniently access the right information they need
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