Lazarusholic alternatives
6 tools in the catalogue cover the same ground as Lazarusholic and can replace it depending on the need. Each one is reachable, re-checked daily, and listed with its pricing.
- abuse.ch HuntingfreeCross-search over the abuse.ch feeds: malicious URLs, samples, botnet command servers and SSL fingerprints, from one of the most cited non-profit sources.
- BI.ZONE Threat IntelligencefreemiumThreat portal with strong coverage of groups active in the post-Soviet space, an area where Western sources are thin.
- Feodo TrackerfreeTracks command-and-control servers of banking trojans such as Emotet, Dridex and TrickBot.
- GitGuardian Public MonitoringfreemiumWatches public repositories for credentials leaked by an organisation's developers. Catches keys published by mistake, often within minutes.
- GreyNoisefreemiumThreat intelligence platform that classifies IP addresses scanning the internet as malicious, benign, or noise using a global sensor network. 50 free daily API calls.
- GTFOBinsfreeCurated list of Unix binaries that can bypass local security restrictions in misconfigured systems.
Lazarusholic
Threat Intelligence
Specialised archive on North Korean operations: samples, indicators and reports gathered in one place, where the material is usually scattered.
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Researching North Korean operations from one archive
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