INTERNET INTELLIGENCE

Threat Intelligence Meets Risk Reduction

Get an internet-wide scanning engine at your fingerprints that provides TPRM teams with risk understanding and delivers threat hunters with readily available data for immediate action.

Are Hackers Out-Maneuvering Your Tools?

Exploitable Blind Spots Across Your Vendors

Hackers exploit non-standard ports and shadow IT that traditional scans miss. If you aren’t looking everywhere, they’re already inside.

Stale Data Wastes Time

Relying on monthly reports means making critical decisions based on stale data. By the time you see the risk, the breach has happened.

Security Noise is Killing Prioritization

The volume and complexity of modern threat intelligence overwhelms security teams, making it difficult to sift through the noise and accurately prioritize the most immediate and relevant threats.

Bridge TPRM and True Threat Intelligence

TITAN AI facilitates risk understanding for TPRM teams, and makes the data that a threat hunter needs for action readily available.

Don’t Let Hackers Sneak Up on You or Your Vendors

Trace C2 nodes and phishing domains back to their origin using deep-scan data and historical IP mapping. Don’t just look at today’s infrastructure, look back in time to identify hacker hiding spots.

Data That’s Always Timely

Don’t rely on monthly snapshots. Reduce your window of exposure by getting 3,500+ ports re-verified every three days for a surgical, real-time view of risk.

Eliminate Intelligence Blind Spots

Hackers try to bypass traditional scanners by hiding on arbitrary ports for example, running RDP on port 8443 instead of 3389). Gain visibility into these non-standard ports and services often missed by legacy scanners, including IoT and industrial protocols.

Global Intelligence to Secure Your Entire Ecosystem

The TITAN AI platform leverages the industry’s most comprehensive data lake to provide a 360-degree view of your attack surface. While others monitor only the essentials, we hunt for the hidden infrastructure and signals that define modern cyber risk.

  • Port-Agnostic Visibility: Detect non-standard services, like SSH on port 443 or hidden databases.
  • Persistent Adversary Tracking: Use JARM fingerprinting to identify malicious C2 servers by their behavior
  • Shadow Asset Identification: Uncover the hardware behind generic proxies using advanced JA4TScan packet analysis.
  • Gain visibility even when hackers try to bypass traditional scanners by hiding on arbitrary ports and services often missed by legacy scanners, including IoT and industrial protocols.
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Research

Catch Me If You Can: New Research Reveals CanOworms, a Proxy Network for Hire

Blocklists, geolocation, and ASN reputation all share one assumption: that an IP tells you who’s behind it. CanOworms is built to break that assumption. STRIKE identified 633 confirmed member servers operating as a shared Squid/SOCKS/OpenVPN/IPsec relay fleet — not a command-and-control panel, but the disposable front in front of one. Dozens of tenants, from Remcos and Quasar operators to suspected APT41 and APT43/APT37 infrastructure, have used these same relays. The operator is unattributed by design. Many tenants, one set of relays. What you’ll learn: How the mesh was found. A shared self-signed TLS certificate (O=kickass), corroborated by JARM and JA4X fingerprints, exposed 633 confirmed nodes out of 748 candidate IPs across a dozen dense /24 blocks, six-plus hosting providers, and more than a dozen countries. How it’s run. Five Czech Republic control-plane hosts manage the fleet in a centralized “star” topology, with one node alone touching roughly 256 others and a fleet-wide ~35-second heartbeat back to a single collector — a pressure point defenders can watch. Who’s renting it, and who isn’t. A reseller called “PrivacyFirst” (MAXKO d.o.o., AS214366) surfaces in the paper trail, but only a fraction of its address space actually carries the mesh certificate — a case study in why reseller identity isn’t operator identity isn’t tenant identity. Where the attack traffic lands. Suspected credential-spray traffic exits the fleet toward MikroTik routers, TR-069 CPE, and Hikvision cameras — concentrated in South Africa, India, the U.S., Brazil, and Bangladesh. Commodity-crime geography, not espionage-target geography. Why IP-based defense fails here, and what to fingerprint instead. The report lays out why durable detection means tracking how the infrastructure was built (certificate thumbprints, JARM, JA4X, service-stack signature) rather than chasing IPs that get burned and replaced faster than blocklists can keep up. Full IOCs and MITRE ATT&CK mapping. Appendix A publishes the complete fingerprint set — ready to drop into detection tooling — mapped to ATT&CK Resource Development and C2 techniques (T1583.003, T1090.002, T1571). Download “Catch Me If You Can” for the complete CanOworms research, including the fingerprint methodology, control-plane analysis, and the full IOC appendix.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How often is the internet scanned?

We re-verify over 3,500 ports every three days to ensure the highest data fidelity available.

Can I integrate this data into my SIEM?

Yes, we offer robust APIs and pre-built integrations for Splunk, Sentinel, and other major SOAR/SIEM platforms.

Is this for my own posture or third-party risk?

The data can be used for both. Titan allows you to apply the same deep-scanning lens to any vendor or partner in your ecosystem.

Do you do JARM fingerprinting?

Yes, JARM fingerprinting can quickly verify server group TLS configurations, group disparate internet servers by configuration to identify providers like Google or Apple, and detect default applications, infrastructure, or malicious servers, including malware command and control.

See TITAN AI in Action

  • Real-time Score Monitoring & Alerts
  • Templated Questionnaire Management
  • AI-Enhanced Risk Insights & Action Plans
  • Unified Digital Footprint Management

See Driftnet in action

See how Driftnet’s Add Filter and Add to Query options let you narrow, exclude, or reset artifact searches without losing your original results.

Mastering Driftnet: Power-Filtering Strategies for Threat Hunters