Find interesting Amazon S3 Buckets by watching certificate transparency logs.
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Watcher - Open Source AI-powered Cyber Threat Intelligence & Hunting Platform. Developed with Django & React JS.
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Python-based utility that uses supervised machine learning to detect phishing domains from the Certificate Transparency log network.
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This project aims to be a drop-in replacement for the certstream server by Calidog. This tool aggregates, parses, and streams certificate data from multiple certificate transparency logs via websocket connections to the clients.
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Monitor certificates generated for specific domain strings and associated, store data into sqlite3 database, alert you when sites come online.
A toolkit for Security Researchers
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This tool is based on regex with effective standards for detecting phishing sites in real time using certstream and can also detect punycode (IDNA) attacks.
Passive reconnaissance/enumeration of interesting targets by watching for SSL certificates being issued
High-performance Certificate Transparency (CT) monitoring tool written in Rust. Real-time stream of newly issued SSL/TLS certificates from CT logs. Rust implementation of certstream-server with improved performance and memory efficiency.
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[Automated | UpToDate] Daily Dumps of CertStream Certificate Logs Subdomains Data (SAN || CN)
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Detect Phishing fetching Certificate Transparency Logs
[Automated | UpToDate] Daily Dumps of CertStream Subdomains Data For the World 🌐
Deceptive tradecraft should be fun and light, not stern and stressful. It is cool to be cute.
Monitoring domains as they are registered to look for scammers and typosquatters
A fast, lightweight Certificate Transparency (CT) log tailer for your terminal. Filter domains with regex, run locally for privacy, and monitor in real time — no third-party servers, no tracking. A modern, local, privacy-friendly CertStream alternative.
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A C# library for processing newly issued SSL certificates in real time using the Certstream API.
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Extract all domains from a CertStream-compatible CTL websockets server to RocksDB
Slurp domains from certstream to find DNS nameservers with Zone Transfers enabled
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