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Forty-plus sources. One graph. Every source graded and licensed.

21 built-in integrations and 21 reviewed presets, generic connectors for anything that speaks TAXII, MISP or CSV, reference data that adds context without minting indicators, and 13 channels that produce intelligence nobody else has, because it came from your own sensors, endpoints, customers and staff.

  • 21

    built-in integrations

    own client, rate limit and resilience policy each

  • 21

    catalogue presets

    URL, format, type, grade and licence pre-decided

  • 5

    generic connectors

    any TAXII 2.1, MISP, CSV/JSON or snort.org list

  • 8

    reference sources

    CVE data, advisories, suffix rules, the Security wire

  • 13

    first-party channels

    sensors, decoys, canaries, endpoints, phones, routers, users, customers

The catalogue

Everything the platform can ingest, as the Integrations page shows it.

Each tile carries what an analyst needs to trust it: what it contributes, its Admiralty grade, and whether you may legally redistribute what it gives you.

  • abuse.ch ThreatFox

    Built-in

    IOC feed. Malware family and threat type on every IOC.

    ipdomainurlhash
  • abuse.ch URLhaus

    Built-in

    Malware URLs

    url
  • abuse.ch MalwareBazaar

    Built-in

    Samples & hashes. Also the hash lookup used by the artifact pipeline.

    hash
  • AbuseIPDB

    Built-in

    IP reputation

    ip
  • AlienVault OTX

    Built-in

    Community pulses

    ipdomainurlhash
  • VirusTotal

    Built-in

    On-demand enrichment

    hashurldomainip
  • Shodan

    Built-in

    Network enrichment, your own key. Ports, services and banners; also passive discovery for attack-surface seeds.

    ip
  • OpenPhish

    Built-in

    Phishing URLs

    url
  • PhishTank

    Built-in

    Verified phishing

    url
  • CISA KEV

    Built-in

    Exploited vulnerabilities

    cve
  • MISP feeds

    Built-in

    Any MISP manifest

    ipdomainurlhashemail
  • crt.sh

    Built-in

    Certificate transparency. Lookalike discovery and attack-surface discovery.

    domain
  • RDAP

    Built-in

    Registration data. Registration age, abuse contacts for takedowns, ownership matching for attack-surface seeds; WHOIS fallback where a registry has no RDAP.

    domain
  • Have I Been Pwned

    Built-in

    Leaked credentials. Masked, TLP:RED, admin-only.

    email
  • Ransomware leak sites

    Built-in

    Victim posts. Matched against your brands and assets.

    domain
  • ICANN CZDS

    Built-in

    Zone files. Newly registered lookalikes.

    domain
  • Censys

    Built-in

    Certificates and hosts, your own key. Passive attack-surface discovery with the customer’s key.

    domainipcertificate
  • Have I Been Pwned: stealer logs

    Built-in

    Infostealer exposure. Your e-banking host and mail domain; needs HIBP Pro and a verified domain. Masked and hashed.

    email
  • GitHub code search

    Built-in

    Leaked secrets in public code. Your identifiers searched with your token; 22 cited secret patterns; masked, hashed, never tested.

  • Apple App Store

    Built-in

    Fake-app listings. Icon similarity and foreign developer; apps are never downloaded or run.

    app-package
  • Aptoide

    Built-in

    Fake-app listings. Android third-party store; apps are never downloaded or run.

    app-package
  • abuse.ch Feodo Tracker IP blocklist

    Preset

    Catalogue preset

    ipgrade Bredistributable
  • abuse.ch SSLBL JA3 fingerprints

    Preset

    Catalogue preset

    ja3grade Bredistributable
  • abuse.ch SSLBL certificate fingerprints

    Preset

    Catalogue preset

    certificategrade Bredistributable
  • Spamhaus DROP

    Preset

    Catalogue preset

    cidrgrade Binternal only
  • Emerging Threats compromised IPs

    Preset

    Catalogue preset

    ipgrade Cinternal only
  • Emerging Threats block IPs

    Preset

    Catalogue preset

    autograde Cinternal only
  • SANS DShield block list

    Preset

    Catalogue preset

    cidrgrade Binternal only
  • CINS Army list

    Preset

    Catalogue preset

    ipgrade Cinternal only
  • blocklist.de (all)

    Preset

    Catalogue preset

    ipgrade Cinternal only
  • GreenSnow

    Preset

    Catalogue preset

    ipgrade Cinternal only
  • Binary Defense banlist

    Preset

    Catalogue preset

    ipgrade Cinternal only
  • IPsum (level 3)

    Preset

    Catalogue preset

    ipgrade Cinternal only
  • FireHOL level 1

    Preset

    Catalogue preset

    autograde Cinternal only
  • Tor exit nodes

    Preset

    Catalogue preset

    ipgrade Dredistributable
  • Cisco Talos IP block list

    Preset

    Catalogue preset

    stixgrade Cinternal only
  • PhishStats phishing URLs

    Preset

    Catalogue preset

    urlgrade Cinternal only
  • VX Vault URL list

    Preset

    Catalogue preset

    urlgrade Cinternal only
  • CIRCL OSINT feed

    Preset

    Catalogue preset

    stixgrade Cinternal only
  • Botvrij.eu OSINT feed

    Preset

    Catalogue preset

    stixgrade Cinternal only
  • DigitalSide Threat-Intel

    Preset

    Catalogue preset

    stixgrade Credistributable
  • MITRE ATT&CK Enterprise

    Preset

    Catalogue preset

    stixgrade Aredistributable
  • Any TAXII 2.1 collection

    Generic

    Generic connector. Paged, cursor-tracked, STIX 2.1 objects.

  • Any MISP feed

    Generic

    Generic connector. Manifest plus events.

  • Any plain / CSV / JSON blocklist

    Generic

    Generic connector. HTTPS only; you map the columns.

  • snort.org terms-gated lists

    Generic

    Generic connector. Walks the terms wall; the operator accepts.

  • ThreatFox with custom parameters

    Generic

    Generic connector

  • NVD

    Reference

    CVE records. Versions and attack vectors for Confirmed / Potential CVE matching.

    cve
  • EPSS

    Reference

    Exploit prediction scores. A sort key for findings, never a severity change.

    cve
  • Public Suffix List

    Reference

    Registrable-domain rules. Mirrored, so ccTLD lookalikes such as .co.me are read correctly.

  • Red Hat Security Data API

    Reference

    Vendor advisories. Vulnerable packages on endpoints, backports handled.

    cve
  • Microsoft MSRC (Security Update Guide)

    Reference

    Vendor advisories. Microsoft products and Windows hotfixes on endpoints.

    cve
  • Debian security tracker

    Reference

    Vendor advisories. dpkg-correct version comparison.

    cve
  • Alpine secdb

    Reference

    Vendor advisories. Container and appliance hosts.

    cve
  • Security wire

    Reference

    News and advisories. CISA, NCSC UK, SANS ISC and Microsoft MSRC; CVEs flagged when they affect you. Context only.

    cve
  • Deception fabric

    First-party

    First-party channel. 17 deployable personas plus the Cowrie SSH and Telnet hive.

  • Decoy groups

    First-party

    First-party channel. Coherent internal decoys; a pivot between members is visible.

  • Canary tokens

    First-party

    First-party channel. Honey credentials and beacon URLs; a trigger pages Critical and never becomes an indicator.

  • Page canary

    First-party

    First-party channel. Fires when your login page renders off your domain.

  • Customer scam reports

    First-party

    First-party channel. Public report-a-scam form and mailbox; confirmed only by corroboration or an analyst.

  • Endpoint Intelligence

    First-party

    First-party channel. Managed osquery on Linux and Windows.

  • Android agent

    First-party

    First-party channel. Work-profile posture, sideloaded apps and blocking.

  • Availability collectors

    First-party

    First-party channel. cti-flow (NetFlow, IPFIX, SNMP) and cti-vitals host counters; aggregates only.

  • Outlook “Report to CTI” add-in

    First-party

    First-party channel. One button on the message-read surface.

  • Phishing report mailbox

    First-party

    First-party channel. Forward as attachment from any client.

  • Edge sightings

    First-party

    First-party channel. What your firewalls actually blocked.

  • Collective-immunity exchange

    First-party

    First-party channel. Give-to-get between instances, and sector sharing groups.

  • Artifact pipeline

    First-party

    First-party channel. Hashes and relations minted from captured payloads.

Reference sources add context (CVE detail, exploit likelihood, vendor fixes, registrable-domain rules, news) and never become indicators themselves. Shodan, Censys and GitHub code search use your own key or token. Commercial source licences are yours to hold and are not included in a Wahukeza licence. Every external fetch can be switched off per deployment.

Generated from the platform’s connector catalogue on 2026-11-07. Every preset URL is HTTPS; a list fetched over cleartext is a list an on-path attacker can rewrite, and the platform would then enforce it.

Provenance

The redistributable flag.

Every source is marked for whether its data may legally be resold. Your outbound feeds (STIX, TAXII, MISP, blocklists) emit only what you are allowed to pass on. Most people building a feed business discover this in a contract review; here it is a property of the source.

Trust

Grades are earned, and measured.

Sources carry an Admiralty reliability grade that feeds scoring. Aggregated reputation lists of unknown provenance sit at C; abuse.ch and DigitalSide are redistributable; MITRE ATT&CK is declared A. A feed-quality job then measures each connector’s corroboration, uniqueness and allowlist collisions, and shows them beside the tile.

One write path

Every IOC, from every source, takes the same road.

Recurring jobs, the manual ingest endpoint, per-source pulls, STIX bundle import and the connectors all call the same service. Nothing writes to the indicator store around it.

  1. 01

    Fetch

    One named HTTP client per source with its own rate limiter and a retry / circuit-breaker / timeout policy. Instances of a connector share the vendor’s allowance: twenty blocklist instances never get twenty budgets.

  2. 02

    Parse

    Three parsers cover the catalogue: plain / CSV / JSON lists, MISP manifests and TAXII 2.1 collections. A preset is data, not code: adding a feed ships with the release and adds no new outbound surface.

  3. 03

    Upsert

    Every IOC is deduplicated by (type, value). A second source for the same value becomes another row under one indicator. That is what correlation is.

  4. 04

    Correlate

    Confidence and severity are recomputed from source count, source reliability grade, recency, threat type, relationships, honeypot activity and edge sightings.

  5. 05

    Allowlist

    CIDR containment and wildcard e-mail patterns force an indicator Clean before anything downstream sees it.

  6. 06

    Alert & act

    Alert rules dispatch to Slack, Teams, e-mail, webhook, PagerDuty, Opsgenie, the in-app inbox or, with Mobile Notifications, Web Push; playbooks run their action catalogue. Bulk feeds take a set-based path with deferred correlation.

Bring your own

Commercial feeds, ISAC feeds, your last vendor’s export.

If it is a TAXII 2.1 collection, a MISP feed or a list over HTTPS, it is a connector instance with a schedule: no code, no new parser, secrets write-only.

# POST /api/integrations/instances

{
  "connectorId": "taxii-feed",
  "name": "Sector ISAC: indicators",
  "config": {
    "apiRoot": "https://taxii.example-isac.org/api/v21/",
    "collectionId": "…",
    "pageLimit": "100"
  },
  "secrets": { "password": "•••" },
  "schedule": "0 */2 * * *",
  "grade": "B",
  "redistributable": false
}

# test → run → measure quality → it is a source like any other

Wire in your feeds this week.

Bring the TAXII endpoint or CSV you already pay for; we will show correlation across it and a sensor in one session.