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Block botnet C2s, scanners, malicious proxies and DDoS infrastructure with intelligence from our global sensor network.
Most platforms are built, and priced, for big security teams.
You shouldn't sit through a sales demo just to find out the price.
You shouldn't need an analyst team to act on a threat.
Staying protected shouldn't depend on the size of your budget.
So we built it the other way around. Sign up, pull the data, and start blocking in minutes. Start free, no sales call →
Analysts can investigate alerts, providers can protect client networks, and developers can bring observed threat data into their own tools.
Move from an alert to the source activity behind it.
Study scanner behavior, malware payloads, and changes over time.
Give analysts and edge controls a shared view of external threats.
Use one source of threat data across the customers you protect.
Bring live intelligence into internal tools and automated workflows.
Work with real observations for measurement and research over time.
HoneyBot sensors record unsolicited connections. Our pipeline classifies each source and turns the result into records, datasets, and firewall ready feeds.
HoneyBot sensors expose services that attract unsolicited connections and record the traffic that reaches them.
Traffic is processed as it arrives, fingerprinting each source and grouping it as scanner, botnet C2, proxy, or DDoS activity.
Search the records, download datasets, follow live infrastructure, or build firewall ready feeds for your edge.
Firewall ready feeds of malicious IPs (botnet C2, scanners and abusive proxies), exported for your firewall, SIEM, or scripts.
Unique source IPs observed during the last 31 days. Counts are deduplicated within each category and should not be added together.
Choose an industry to see how scanners find exposed services and how an industry feed helps you block observed scanner sources before their next connection.
Keep a current edge rule around model, development, and data services as AI deployments change.
Why early signal mattersHow our sensors record activity, what the free account includes, and how to work with the data.
Our sensors run on internet connected infrastructure across multiple networks. When a source reaches them, we record observable details such as the IP address, time, and service, then classify the activity for our intelligence products.
Yes. A free account lets you inspect the first five pages of live records in Scanner Recon, Heartbeat, Botnet and C2, and OpenData. It also includes a sample blocklist feed. Paid plans add complete results, investigation tools, and broader blocklist coverage.
A listing means our sensors observed activity from that public IP address. It does not identify a person or establish intent. Traffic may come from another device, a shared gateway, a proxy, or a compromised system using the same address.
Yes. The threat intelligence API lets authenticated customers query observed activity. Blocklists are delivered through feed URLs in formats designed for firewalls, DNS controls, SIEMs, and scheduled jobs.
Yes. Intelligence records include geographic and network context that you can use to filter and investigate activity. Contact us if you need a custom data scope or sensor coverage in another location.
Investigate observed activity with Threat Intelligence, or connect an industry blocklist to the controls at your edge.