Hunt with evidence from real detonations
Detonate what you find, pull out the indicators and techniques it shows, and take the raw artifacts into your own tools.
Where hunts stall
Indicators without context
A list of hashes and domains doesn’t tell you what the sample actually did with them.
Techniques you can’t verify
A technique ID is only useful if you can see the event that produced it.
Data stuck in a portal
Hunting means taking packets, memory and logs into the tools your team already uses.
What you take away from a run
ATT&CK techniques
Each indicator carries its tactic and technique, linked to its events.
Defanged IOCs
Hashes, domains, IPs and URLs, ready to copy or export.
PCAP and TLS keys
Open the traffic in your own network tools, decrypted.
Process memory
Executable memory saved at the end of the session.
The full event log
Every process, file, registry and network event from the run.
API access
Script submissions and pull results for many samples at once.
A hunt, step by step
Detonate
Run the file or URL you found.
Extract
Collect indicators and techniques from the report.
Pivot
Search your own logs for the same domains, IPs and hashes.
Share
Hand over the report and artifacts to your team.