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  1. Features
  2. Seeds

URL

Format

A unique and trackable URL that is structured to appear as a legitimate link but is specifically designed for monitoring purposes. Issued as a string of text and delivered within a CSV file. Example: https://sub.domain.com/path

Capabilities

  1. Event Raising for Clicks: The platform will raise an event for any clicks or visits to the seeded URL. Each event includes detailed threat analysis of the visitor’s IP address, user agent, and other metadata.

  2. Observation on the Web: The platform monitors the open web, deep web, and dark web for mentions or observations of the seeded URL, providing threat analysis on the domain or source where the observation occurs.

Usage

Plant our URL seeds within your marketing emails, documents, or web pages to detect unauthorized access or malicious activity. It helps in identifying potential threats early by monitoring interactions with these URLs.

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Last updated 10 months ago

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