🚀 Release Note — IPv4 Threat Intelligence Search Page

We are excited to announce a new feature in OneFirewall Alliance Ltd, our threat intelligence sharing platform.
This release introduces a dedicated IPv4 Threat Intelligence Search Page that provides comprehensive visibility into malicious activities associated with any IPv4 address.

🔎 New Functionalities

1. IPv4 Threat Intelligence Summary

  • Query any IPv4 address to retrieve detailed intelligence data.
  • Key indicators displayed include:
    • Risk Level (with Crime Score visualization).
    • IP Address details: ASN, domain, reverse DNS, country of origin.
    • Timeline insights:
      • First Seen date
      • Latest Attack timestamp
      • Time span duration of malicious activity
    • Community intelligence: number of reports and distinct contributing organizations.
  • Historical Crime Level Graph visualizes malicious activity trends over time.

2. Detailed Threat Activity Feed

  • Displays enriched threat intelligence events tied to the IP address.
  • Each entry provides:
    • Human-readable description of the threat actor activity (e.g., brute-force attempts, malware distribution, reconnaissance).
    • Mapped MITRE ATT&CK Techniques for standardized classification of adversary behavior.
    • Honeypot engagement logs from OneFirewall DeceptionGrid.
    • External references (e.g., Blocklist.de reports).

3. Contextual Intelligence Notes

  • Explanations on why certain classifications may not be available (e.g., confidential, obfuscated, or withheld).
  • Clarifies that the reported activities represent a subset of broader cybercrime attempts identified by the Alliance community.

🎯 Benefits

  • Faster threat attribution: immediate context on malicious IPv4 activity.
  • Community-driven intelligence: aggregated reports from multiple independent organizations.
  • Operational value: supports SOC analysts, incident responders, and threat hunters in making data-driven security decisions.
  • Standardized language: leveraging MITRE ATT&CK ensures consistent classification across reports.