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AlienVault OTX
Check IP addresses, domains, URLs and file hashes against AlienVault OTX's community threat reports, and read and search those reports.
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Steps a workflow can run in AlienVault OTX.
- Check IP addressFind out whether an IPv4 or IPv6 address appears in OTX threat reports, with the malware and adversaries they name, its country and network, and whether OTX lists it as harmless.
- Check domainFind out whether a domain, such as example.com, appears in OTX threat reports, with the malware and adversaries they name, and whether OTX lists it as harmless.
- Check host nameFind out whether one host name, such as login.example.com, appears in OTX threat reports. Use this for a subdomain; 'Check domain' covers the whole domain.
- Check URLFind out whether a web address, such as a link in a reported email, appears in OTX threat reports.
- Check file hashFind out whether a file is known to OTX, by its MD5, SHA-1 or SHA-256 hash: the threat reports that mention it and what the antivirus engines OTX runs detected it as.
- Get pulseRead one OTX threat report: its description, references, targeted countries and industries, and the indicators it lists (the first 100).
- Search pulsesFind OTX threat reports by words, such as a malware family, a campaign or a vulnerability. Needs an OTX key on the connection.
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