Threat Intelligence

Threat Intelligence

Attacker-derived intelligence—campaigns, malicious IPs, C2 mapping, exploit trends, zero-day workflows.

Last updated May 2026

How H1VE generates intelligence

Intelligence is derived from real attacker interaction, not simulated traffic. Every IOC, campaign edge, and trend chart traces to logged sessions against your lures—making exports defensible in customer and regulatory conversations.

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Threat Intelligence Panel

Insert: Research trends or TI panel showing top malicious IPs, campaign list, exploit type distribution, and export button.

Campaigns and malicious IP collection

Campaign identification groups related events for blocking and reporting. Malicious IP collections feed WAF exports and SIEM content packs—refresh cadence should match your SOC shift handoff.

C2 mapping and exploit trends

C2 infrastructure mapping combines JARM hashes, certificate patterns, and OSINT. Exploit trend analysis highlights rising CVE classes across your fleet—input for Automation rules.

Zero-day discovery workflows

Potential 0-Day flags mark anomalous requests without CVE attribution. Workflow: capture raw request → preserve artifact → escalate IP → deploy research lures (e.g., Next.js CVE surface) → coordinate vendor disclosure per policy.