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Paste an IP, domain or file hash. DigiAsh asks nine threat-intelligence sources at once and gives you one risk score, the infrastructure behind it, and every raw verdict.

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target type ipv4, resolves to AS64500 Example Hosting
virustotal 9 of 94 engines malicious
abuseipdb 100% confidence, 412 reports
otx 12 pulses, linked to Emotet
leakix exposed MongoDB, severity critical
urlscan.io no results
risk score78

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3

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Every number links back to the source that produced it.

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Evidence from every source is combined, not averaged: agreement raises the score, sources with nothing on record never dilute a real hit, and every score comes with a confidence level and a breakdown.

risk 78 / 100

What's exposed, not just what's flagged

LeakIX shows open services, software versions and exposed data on the host, with severity and evidence for each leak.

Infrastructure context

Resolved IP, ASN and country, RDAP ownership, historical DNS and co-hosted domains.

Live page verdict

urlscan.io's verdict on the live page, including brands a phishing page imitates.

Threat actor links

OTX pulses, malware families and MITRE ATT&CK techniques tied to the indicator.

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