Real-time scan & threat data.

Live telemetry that adds context to vendor-facing exposure and external security reviews.

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Signals stay useful when they stay contextual.

Threat observations help explain what attackers are probing, but the product focus remains external vendor evidence, claim verification, and remediation-ready reporting.

Los Angeles Active external telemetry node
Strasbourg Active European telemetry node
New York Deployment queue
Singapore Deployment queue

What telemetry is showing right now

Top Attacking Countries
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Telemetry Node Status
Los Angeles
North America / West
Active
New York
North America / East
Deploying
Strasbourg
Europe / France
Active
Singapore
Asia-Pacific
Deploying

Our LA and Strasbourg sensor nodes are live and capturing threat events. Additional nodes deploying across 3 continents.

What our sensors reveal

Recurring analysis from our global honeypot network. Real attacker behavior, not simulated.

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Exposure Asymmetry

Same honeypot stack, two continents, different attackers. Which services get targeted in LA vs Strasbourg?

geo-comparison
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Time-to-First-Hit

How fast do new services get discovered? We measure from deployment to first probe.

exposure-timing
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Recon Spikes

Sudden surges in probing against specific technologies - early signals of emerging campaigns.

early-warning
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Default Credential Gravity

The most-attempted username/password pairs and what they reveal about attacker playbooks.

credential-analysis
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Silent Login Campaigns

Attackers who authenticate successfully but execute zero commands. What are they waiting for?

behavioral-anomaly
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Scanner vs Payload Infrastructure

The IP that scans you is rarely the IP that serves the malware. We map the difference.

infrastructure-mapping
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Fingerprint Clusters

Why IP counts mislead. We group attackers by tooling, behavior, and TLS fingerprints.

attribution
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Young-ASN Infrastructure

Malware hosting concentrates in recently registered networks. We track which ones.

network-intelligence
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Scouting vs Smash-and-Grab

Classifying post-auth commands: reconnaissance, staging, download, persistence, execution.

post-compromise
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Honeypot-Aware Attackers

Some attackers test whether the target is real. Here's how they check - and what gives us away.

evasion-detection

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