Credential / API Token: Data Point Intelligence Guide
An exposed credential is not a curiosity to explore. It is an incident with a clock running, and the only...
Certificate Intelligence
Detection Signature: Data Point Intelligence Guide
A detection signature is intelligence written in executable form. Read as a document, it tells you exactly what its author...
Malware Family: Data Point Intelligence Guide
A malware family name is an analytical claim, not a fact stamped on the binary. It is the most useful...
SSL/TLS Certificate: Data Point Intelligence Guide
Adversaries change domains and IPs constantly. They reuse certificate configuration because it is tedious not to. That asymmetry makes the...
File Hash: Data Point Intelligence Guide
A file hash is the cheapest reliable fact in cyber threat intelligence: fixed length, unambiguous, and either it matches or...
Device / Advertising ID: Data Point Intelligence Guide
An advertising identifier was designed to be a resettable, privacy-preserving marketing token. In practice it became one of the most...
TLS / JA3 Fingerprint: Data Point Intelligence Guide
Encryption hides the payload, not the handshake. The way a client says hello is often enough to name the software...
Subdomain: Data Point Intelligence Guide
Organisations defend the domain they advertise and forget the hundred hostnames beneath it. Subdomain enumeration is where the real attack...
IP Address: Data Point Intelligence Guide
An IP address tells you where traffic went, not who sent it. Treat it as a lead on infrastructure, never...
Vulnerability Intelligence (VULNINT): Intelligence Discipline Guide
There are more vulnerabilities than you will ever patch. Vulnerability intelligence exists to tell you which few hundred actually matter...
Threat Actor Intelligence (ACTORINT): Intelligence Discipline Guide
Infrastructure changes weekly and tooling changes quarterly, but habits almost never change. Actor intelligence is the discipline of tracking what...
Paste Site Intelligence (PASTINT): Intelligence Discipline Guide
Paste sites are where data goes to be shared quickly and forgotten slowly. A dump that lives for eleven minutes...
Network Intelligence (NETINT): Intelligence Discipline Guide
Every packet on the internet is routed by an announcement someone made, on trust. Network intelligence reads those announcements, and...
Malware Intelligence (MALINT): Intelligence Discipline Guide
A malware sample is a confession. It documents what its author wanted, how they build software, and where they expect...
Domain Intelligence (DOMINT): Intelligence Discipline Guide
Domains are the cheapest and most disposable part of an attack, and the most revealing. Registration and DNS leave a...
Dark Web Intelligence (DARKINT): Intelligence Discipline Guide
The dark web is not a place, it is an access-control problem. Most of what matters happens in venues no...
Cyber Intelligence (CYBINT): Intelligence Discipline Guide
Cyber intelligence is what turns telemetry into a story about an adversary. Without it you have logs. With it you...
Certificate Intelligence (CERTINT): Intelligence Discipline Guide
Every publicly trusted TLS certificate is logged in public within seconds of issuance. That log is one of the richest...
Breach Intelligence (BREACHINT): Intelligence Discipline Guide
Most intrusions begin with a password that already worked somewhere else. Breach intelligence is the discipline of knowing which of...
Attack Surface Intelligence (ASMINT): Intelligence Discipline Guide
You cannot defend what you do not know you own. Attack surface intelligence is the discipline of inventorying your exposed...
Operational Security: Mission Domain Intelligence Guide
Investigations are compromised by their own footprint far more often than by adversary brilliance. A referrer header, a reused persona,...
Malware: Mission Domain Intelligence Guide
A hash tells you a file was seen. A configuration extraction tells you the campaign identifier, the operator's infrastructure and,...
APT / Espionage: Mission Domain Intelligence Guide
The median intrusion that matters is not loud. It is a valid credential, a legitimate administrative tool and eleven months...
