Source-backed threat intelligence

Threat reports you can actually defend

SentrySearch researches malware, attack tools, and exposed technologies, then assembles a structured report with detection guidance and inspectable source evidence alongside the report.

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Cobalt StrikeAcceptable
Example report

Commercial adversary-simulation software whose Beacon payload is also used in real intrusions.

source · cobaltstrike.com

Detection: correlate memory-resident execution, beaconing, credential access, and lateral movement.

source · attack.mitre.org

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How it works

From a name to a report you can defend

  1. Step 01

    Name a target

    A malware family, attack tool, or exposed technology that needs a source-backed profile.

  2. Step 02

    Research and synthesis

    Sources are gathered and analyzed into a structured profile, with inspectable evidence retained for review.

  3. Step 03

    Review the report

    Read the narrative, detection guidance, and mitigations, then save it to your review queue.

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Start with evidence attached

Generate a report, inspect each source, and keep the evidence beside the analyst decision.

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Source-backed threat intelligence.