Malicious Infrastructure & Phishing Intelligence
An engine that gives your team a live, structured view of malicious URLs, phishing campaigns, and malware delivery infrastructure observed across the internet by Sentel’s own engines, sensors, and curated sources.
Instead of scattered feeds and CSV files, Sentel continuously collects and normalizes data about phishing pages, malware download links, and command-and-control (C2) infrastructure into one unified module. Each record is enriched with threat type, status (online/offline), hosting details, geography, and targeting information, then made searchable and ready for dashboards and automation.
By combining Sentel’s own sensors and curated sources into a single engine, this module turns the chaotic world of phishing and malicious infrastructure into clear, actionable intelligence that your SOC, threat-hunting, and email/web security teams can use every day.
Global phishing & malicious URL telemetry
Sentel tracks live and historical phishing URLs and malware delivery links, recording when they were first seen, when they were last active, which brands or services they impersonate, and whether they’re still online. This lets you quickly answer: “Is this link part of an active phishing campaign?”
Malicious infrastructure mapping
For each URL or campaign, Sentel maps hosts, IP addresses, networks, countries, and threat categories, giving you a clear view of where malicious infrastructure lives and how it’s being used (banking trojan, credential theft, malware loader, etc.).
IOC-ready for SOC, SIEM & proxies
The engine exposes structured indicators of compromise (IOCs)—URLs, domains, IPs, and related context—that can be fed into web proxies, firewalls, EDR, SIEM, and mail gateways to block access, alert users, or raise detections based on real-world malicious infrastructure.
Country & region threat analytics
Built-in analytics show which countries and regions are most affected or most abused as hosting locations, including counts of online/offline threats and their trend over time. This supports geo-based risk reporting and policy decisions (e.g. stricter controls to or from certain regions).
Threat-type and campaign statistics
Sentel aggregates statistics by threat family, campaign tag, and malware type, helping you see which threats are most active right now (e.g. credential harvesters vs loaders vs ransomware droppers) and where to focus your detection engineering and awareness campaigns.
On-demand lookups for investigations
During an incident or phishing report, analysts can query a single URL, domain, host, or IP and instantly see whether Sentel has seen it before, how often, where it was hosted, what kind of threat it belongs to, and whether it’s still considered active—turning a suspicious link into a fully contextualized risk decision.
