Thread | Brutkey

I refuse to believe that all of these are actual real security companies. Surely this list is 50% jokes to see if people will fall for some AI nonsense slop.

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1. Dehashed

(Leaked Credentials)

2. Security Trails

(DNS Data)

3. DorkSearch

Cyber Threat Intelligence

(Google Dorking)

4. ExploitDB

(Exploit Archive)

5. ZoomEye

(Info about Targets)

6. Pulsedive

(Threat Intelligence)

7. GrayHatWarfare

(Public S3 Buckets)

8. PolySwarm

(Scan File and Urls)

9. Fofa

(Threat Intelligence)

10. LeakIX

(Web Server)

11. DNSDumpster

(DNS Data)

12. FullHunt

(Attack Surface)

(Threat Intelligence)

13. AlienVault

(Threat Intelligence)

14. Onyphe

(Git Repo Search)

15. Grep App

(Scan Website)

16. URL Scan

(Vulnerability Database)

17. Vulners

(Archived content)

18. WayBackMachine

(Devices on Internet)

19. Shodan

(Devices on Internet)

20. Netlas

(Certificates)

21. CRT.sh

(Wireless Networks Database)

22. Wigle

(Marketing Research)

23. PublicWWW

(Threat Intelligence)

24. Binary Edge

(Devices on Internet)

25. GreyNoise

(Email Addresses)

26. Hunter

(Devices on Internet)

27. Censys

(Tor, 12P, Data leaks)

28. IntelligenceX

29. Packet Storm

(Vulnerabilities & Exploits)

30. SearchCode

(Source Code Search)

Jeff Feemster
@Ferasdour@infosec.exchange

@JessTheUnstill@infosec.exchange for whatever it may be worth, I recognize most of these and can say they are real. I wish they'd given links or something since the names alone really don't give much to go on. but, ya know, even so, just being a list of "search engines" is kind of disingenuous.

Jess👾

@JessTheUnstill@infosec.exchange

Sure, I've not really engaged with the small-medium security vendor space in a long time, but even still...