This repository contains tutorials and tools for working with IP search engines. Search engines that search all devices connected to the Internet and collect a lot of different information about them (open ports, protocols used for data transfer, Whois information etc)).

Gather Open-Source Intelligence using PowerShell.

Cast your OSINT net further a field and see what else you can discover on the Internet.

Web application to visualize GreyNoise API data

A list of ICS scanners. It is an aggregation of multiple sources (honeypot, shodan, greynoise...).

A collection of OSINT websites and tools to aid penetration testers with their info gathering tasks

A prototype GreyNoise integration for FluentBit with Lua scripts.

GreyNoise Splunk app

Boilerplate for using the GreyNoise API as a firewall within a Cloudflare Worker.

PowerShell module to interact with the GreyNoise API

Logstash filter plugin for the Greynoise.io api

This tool uses the power of Python with APIs from AbuseIPDB, Alienvault, Greynoise, Pulsedive, and Virustotal. This enables the user to research a Public IP Address and see an abundance of history about the Public IP Address that creates a fast overview for easy decision making.

Python3 wrapper for the GreyNoise API

Chat with AI get info about any IP address. Powered by GreyNoise Enterprise API and OpenAI's GPT-4 Turbo x Function Calling.

👽 Unleashes a storm of legitimate looking traffic in order to congest, invalidate, and annoy threat intelligence sensors such as GreyNoise and SpamHaus.

This script it's used to disable the attribute 'to_ids' on MISP events, features removal of the IDS tag on old events or based on Reputational datasets results.

A Go wrapper for Community api of GreyNoise.

Parses your web server (e.g. nginx) log files and checks with GreyNoise how much noise your website is exposed to.

Scan connected IP adresses using GreyNoise API

Powershell script that automates identification of IoCs gathered with netstat command using widely used and indistury recognized OSINT research resources and localized generative AI. (Currently building for Windows-based systems. Will create python3 equivalent for Linux and Windows in the future.))