SpiderFoot
Open source automation for open source intelligence, part of Intel 471 since 2022.
About SpiderFoot
SpiderFoot automates open source intelligence collection across hundreds of data sources from a single starting point. Intel 471 acquired it in 2022 and folded the commercial product into their own platform. The tool is still on GitHub under the MIT license and is widely used as the first pass in an investigation.
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Agentic Hunting Needs Guardrails. Start With Your Methodology.From their feed
Is your team running each new threat report through AI to generate a hunt? The SANS 2026 Threat Hunting Survey found that usage of formally defined threat hunting methodologies fell for a second straight year, to 37%, down from 46% in 2025 and 51% in 2024.
October 7, 2026
Insiders for Hire: How the Underground Market for Employee Access is Evolving Insider RisksFrom their feed
Explore how threat actors recruit insiders, target specific employee capabilities and turn legitimate workplace access into criminal capabilities and services.
September 29, 2026
2026 SANS Threat Hunting Survey: Adversaries Prizing Stealth over Speed? Defenders Cooling on AI?From their feed
The results of the 2026 SANS Threat Hunting Survey suggest attackers are prioritizing access and operational security, while interest from threat hunters in AI-assisted hunting may be cooling.
September 24, 2026
Follow the Money: The Financial Sector's Threat Landscape in 2026From their feed
The financial sector moves trillions of dollars a day, making it one of the most heavily targeted industries in the world. Intel 471's latest report breaks down the threat landscape facing financial institutions, from ransomware and extortion groups to initial access brokers, nation-state activity and insider risks.
September 10, 2026
Chinese-speaking threat actors targeting Mexican Android users with remote access TrojanFrom their feed
Intel 471 uncovered PanDa, a newly identified Android RAT targeting Spanish-speaking users in Mexico through malicious Meta Ads. The operation leverages AppPanda to scale phishing campaigns and deliver extensive surveillance capabilities.
September 1, 2026
A New Era of Bulletproof Hosting Providers EmergeFrom their feed
Bulletproof hosting's old guard is under siege — but new upstarts show disruption reshapes the market, not the demand.
August 19, 2026