The Next Evolution of DomainTools If you’re reading this, I hope it feels a bit new and different. Today we launched a refresh of the DomainTools site and branding and an update to the navigation and hosting platform. Our goal with this effort is threefold: Make it easier for visitors to better understand what we [...] Continue reading →

The Evolution of Threat Hunting Threat hunting continues to evolve for organizations that focus on proactively detecting and isolating Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) that might otherwise go undetected by traditional, reactive security technologies. While many SOCs are struggling to cope with the current security threat workload, more organizations are adopting threat hunting as part of [...] Continue reading →

The DomainTools Report for Fall 2021 examines six domain characteristics to identify hotspots of suspicious or malicious online activity associated with them. [...] Continue reading →

Hertz Don’t It?, Decoy Oy Yoy Yoy, and Two Truths and a Lie. [...] Continue reading →

Twice a year our team follows a rigorous methodology to pull actionable trend data to share with infosecurity professionals. Data quality is supremely important at DomainTools so that we can provide dependable analysis of patterns in suspicious or malicious use of online infrastructure. We are investigating a possible error in one of the data inputs [...] Continue reading →

The latest edition of the DomainTools Report is here with a current snapshot of trending information regarding the evolving nature of malicious activity across the Internet. [...] Continue reading →

Hertz Don’t It?, Decoy Oy Yoy Yoy, and Two Truths and a Lie. [...] Continue reading →