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Our customer – a large U.S. retail organization – was facing difficulties scanning and analysing vast amounts of public web content and DNS data, in the hunt for brand impersonation domains and portal spoofing infrastructure.
The company has a global presence in the retail space, and are considered a high value target by APT groups. One such group, FIN7, are known for sophisticated phishing tactics that we published on this year.
The security team was tasked with using multiple platforms to collect and corroborate data on potential impersonation domains, and was on the lookout for a unified scanning and analysis solution that didn’t require jumping between vendors to validate intelligence as true positive and actionable.
The incumbent solution did not offer high confidence intel that was easy to access, and validated as malicious at point of collection. The CTI team found themselves wasting time confirming or rejecting indicators in their alert queue, and needed to streamline the whole process to ensure that tooling produced a better ROI, and true positive domains were easier and quicker to find.
Silent Push Web Scanner is a feature of Community and Enterprise editions that allows users to scan the public we and dark web for infrastructure that shares a set of common characteristics.
From a single origin point (such as a domain, IP address, hash value, or keyword), Web Scanner can be used to quickly reveal linked phishing and spoofing content across 150+ searchable parameters applied to each returned domain and IP, including proprietary values not used by any other vendor, and how that infrastructure has changed over time.

Historic result sets make it easy for teams to establish precisely how an adversary is managing and deploying their infrastructure over time, to evade detection, including:
Get a live look at how your team can reduce risk, cut tooling costs, and uncover hidden threats with a single query.
Our customer was able to construct a single query that scraped the global IP range for domains attempting to mimic their own legitimate infrastructure, and use the underlying DNS data to traverse across previously unknown hosting clusters to identify domains and IPs engaged in live and historic threat activity.
As well as providing more actionable insight on hidden and known infrastructure targeting the brand and supply chain, Web Scanner allowed the CTI Team to consolidate multiple scanning and analysis tools into one platform, cutting costs, driving productivity, and improving key metrics such as MTTD and MTTR.
Silent Push allows teams to scan for the patterns that emerge as adversaries deploy and manage their infrastructure over time – such as domain naming conventions, hosting changes, how websites are constructed, and how they appear on a screen.
By targeting the underlying TTPs involved in a wider attack campaign, rather than limiting themselves to isolated IOCs that don’t paint the full picture, analysts and threat hunters can gain the context they need to locate any other infrastructure lurking under the surface which shares the same set of characteristics.
All of this is achieved with proprietary data and tooling that simply isn’t available in traditional cybersecurity platforms. It’s taken a lot of work, but the sheer level of discovery speaks for itself.

Web Scanner is powered by parameters and hash values that are unique to Silent Push, all of which allow teams to gather large amounts of information at scale, and cut through the noise to deliver true positive IOFA™ across a security stack, using functionality that isn’t available through any other vendor.
Find out how Silent Push helps you to locate hidden and known threat infrastructure, and stop digital assaults at the source before they occur with Indicators Of Future Attack (IOFA)™ data.
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In the modern threat landscape, reacting to cyber attacks AFTER they’ve occurred is simply not good enough. Waiting for alerts to drop, and chasing incidents, leaves critical gaps in an organization’s cyber defenses. SOC and IR teams need to take a proactive approach to threat hunting, and focus on anticipating and neutralizing threats before they cause harm. This, however, is not an easy fix.
Let’s look at proactive threat hunting in an operational capacity, and how Silent Push facilitates early attack detection.
Traditional IOC-based security models rely heavily on detection-and-response workflow – a system triggers an alert, analysts investigate, mitigation steps follow. While important, this process is inherently reactive – the attack is already underway, or worse, already successful.
Proactive threat hunting flips the script.
It’s about actively searching for unknown threats, identifying adversarial infrastructure, and disrupting attack campaigns early. It involves deep analysis of external signals – such as newly registered domains, anomalous certificate issuances, and links between hosting clusters – long before a threat actor launches a phishing campaign, spins up a malware server, or exploits a vulnerability.
Adopting a proactive stance shortens the attack window dramatically, and can prevent incidents altogether.
Most cybersecurity strategies today are like smoke detectors in a building. They’re important – they alert you when something bad has already started, like a fire breaking out. But by the time the alarm sounds, smoke is filling the room, and damage is already being done. The best you can hope for is a fast response to minimize loss.
Proactive threat hunting, on the other hand, is more like fire prevention.
It’s about identifying and fixing the faulty wiring, removing flammable materials, and enforcing safety measures before a fire ever ignites. Rather than waiting for the warning signs of an active threat, proactive hunters are focused on detecting the early indicators – the unsafe conditions – and stopping incidents from happening at all.
At Silent Push, we empower organizations to practice this kind of cyber “fire prevention”, by offering the most comprehensive DNS and content-based threat intelligence database available anywhere in the world.
Our first-party dataset delivers finished SOC and IR intelligence across your organization’s security stack, that minimizes the need for manual pivots and provides high-confidence telemetry that helps to reveal the full extent of any given attack surface.
By monitoring newly registered domains, on-page content and domain metadata, malicious hosting activity, and other signs of infrastructure deployment, we help organizations detect the conditions for an attack while it’s still in the planning stage – long before traditional tools would trigger any alerts.
Why settle for reacting to fires when you can stop them from ever starting?
Silent Push was founded on the belief that the future of cybersecurity lies in preemptive intelligence.
Our platform is built specifically to support proactive threat hunting at scale, with IOFA™ and proprietary attacker fingerprinting that uses an adversary’s own TTPs against them to reveal pre-attack patterns and management techniques.
Here’s how we enable defenders to stay ahead of emerging threats:
We provide SOC and IR teams with unmatched visibility into emerging infrastructure – domains, subdomains, IPs, SSL certificates, and more – tied to adversarial activity. Silent Push tracks changes across the internet in real-time, helping you spot an attacker’s behavior before they target your organization.
Silent Push correlates global infrastructure signals with historical threat actor patterns, campaign fingerprints, and malware infrastructure to anticipate adversary deployment patterns, and provide teams with a cyber early warning system.
This allows defenders to not only detect risky assets, but attribute them to specific actors or attack trends – a critical advantage in proactive threat modelling.
Rather than feeding you yesterday’s news, Silent Push delivers forward-looking IOFA™ intelligence (including curated IOFA Feeds™) that’s designed to be immediately actionable across a range of cybersecurity workflows.
Our first party datasets reveal emerging threats weeks or even months before traditional threat feeds catch them, giving your teams the time and space they need to neutralize risks before exploitation occurs, without endless pivots and secondary investigations.

Our flexible APIs and enrichment tools allow SOC and IR teams to run custom queries against massive datasets, pivot between artifacts, and uncover hidden infrastructure links that traditional monitoring would miss.
Whether you’re tracking a specific malware family, ransomware group, or suspicious TTP, Silent Push gives you the proactive threat hunting tools to locate infrastructure smarter and act faster.
In a world where attackers move fast, you need data at machine speed. Silent Push is engineered for rapid threat discovery at scale – empowering even small security teams to perform work that once required entire threat intel units.
Attackers today are faster, more automated, and are increasingly leveraging modern Internet services (e.g. Ransomware-as-a-Service platforms and cloud hosting) to deploy and launch their campaigns
Relying solely on post-incident response means that you’re always playing catch-up. Organizations that invest in proactive threat hunting are not just defending themselves – they are building resilience, reducing costs, and protecting their brand reputation.
Contact us to learn how Silent Push can transform your proactive defense strategy, and help you stop attacks before they’re launched.