Pulsedive VS Spyse

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1. Peter    

   almost 4 years ago
   Nice Osint tool

   I have used it to analyze a few targets for pentest. After request got a cool data in the convenient interface.

   🏁 Competitors: Censys, Shodan

Pulsedive mentions (3)

• US Health Dept warns of Venus ransomware targeting healthcare orgs

  A few free/open source aggregator/dashboarding tools exist, but each seems to have their own niche. I guess not surprising since so many different teams (especially in the private sector) can have such varied priorities. ORKL is new and focuses on finished intel/TTPs/malware analysis, Pulsedive is especially good for IOCs, I've heard positive things about OpenCTI for a mix of use cases but my impression is... Source: over 1 year ago

• 18 Threat Hunting and OSINT Tools

  Https://pulsedive.com/ - Search for devices connected to the internet. Source: over 1 year ago

• Threat Intel Platforms/Companies

  Pulsedive might be a good addition to the list, you can start using it for free and don't need an account for most stuff: https://pulsedive.com. Source: about 2 years ago

Spyse mentions (5)

• Since the spyse is out of service due to ukraine war, are there any OSINT engine that can search for threat data from public IP?

  Spyse.com is out of service due to the war, since it's from Ukraine. Source: about 2 years ago

• Alternatives for Spyse?

  Due to the invassion of Russia to Ukraine, https://spyse.com/ is going down this month. Source: about 2 years ago

• Spyse is shutting down. Are there any alternatives for checking DNS/IP history and all that?

  Spyse.com is shutting down due to the war in Ukraine. Apparently they're based there and the war is making it impossible to continue. Source: about 2 years ago

• A New Eden DD: Amazon is history. Gamestop is going to use EdenChain to overhaul their e-commerce. You may want to sit down for this one.

  So I looked for similar domain names to nft.gamestop.com. You can do this by doing a subdomain lookup, I used both spyse.com and subdomainfinder.com. Here's what I came across... Source: almost 3 years ago

• Can I change my DNS settings back & forth a couple times?

  Search your domain on https://spyse.com/ and check DNS History, should hopefully show you the old IP, otherwise drop me a message with the domain (or post here if you're not fussed about posting publicly!) and I'll find it for you :). Source: almost 3 years ago