WhoisXML API is a cyber intel provider that has been gathering, analyzing, and correlating domain, IP, and DNS data for a more secure and transparent Internet.
What if fake software downloads quietly handed attackers remote access?
Thanks to #Hexastrike Cybersecurity for uncovering the #AtlasCross RAT campaign and the initial #IoCs. We investigated & expanded 13 network IoCs into 2,600 new artifacts: 829 client IPs, 33 victim IPs, 2,584 email-connected domains, 10 additional IPs, 33 IP-connected domains, and 35 string-connected domains.
Download the full report → main.whoisxmlapi.com/threat-…#RAT#SilverFox#ThreatIntel#Cybersecurity#DNSintel
What can the top 10 #ransomware families of 2025 tell us about where the threat is headed next?
Our latest investigation analyzes the ransomware families featured in #Picus Security's top 10 ransomware list for 2025, uncovering the domains, infrastructure, and connections that reveal how today's ransomware operations continue to evolve.
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A suspicious IP is often just one piece of the puzzle. 🔎
IP Netblocks Lookup uncover related IP ranges, ASN data, ISP details, geolocation, and ownership information to support investigations and infrastructure analysis.
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What if a supply-chain compromise in trusted open‑source ecosystems turned #Axios into #malware delivery?
#GTIG disclosed the Axios supply chain campaign and the initial #IoCs. @elastic and #GitHub followed with additional indicators. We expanded 22 IoCs into 1,770 new artifacts: 2 #typosquatting domains, one likely malicious domain, 676 email-connected domains, two malicious IPs, 58 IP-connected domains, and 1,034 string-connected domains.
Download the full Axios Supply Chain Attack report → main.whoisxmlapi.com/threat-…#SupplyChainAttack#ThreatIntel#Cybersecurity#NPM
26.5 million newly registered domains in Q1 2026.
6.7 million of them were identified by First Watch as malicious from the moment they were registered.
Our latest global domain activity analysis explores the #DNS trends, suspicious registration patterns, and shifting #TLD activity shaping today’s threat landscape.
📊 Explore the trends:
circleid.com/posts/global-do…#ThreatIntelligence#CyberSecurity#DNS#DomainIntelligence
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Great connecting with the #cybersecurity community at #BSidesSouthFlorida 2026.
Proud that our own Ed Gibbs served on the event leadership team, with Tara Conneally and Erik Olson representing WhoisXML API onsite.
Thanks to everyone who stopped by to chat with us—we’re already looking forward to next year.
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We’re proud to be ranked #121 on the Inc. Regionals: Pacific 2026 list! 🎉
This recognition reflects our continued growth and commitment to delivering actionable cyber intelligence that helps organizations strengthen security worldwide.
Thank you to our customers, partners, and team for being part of this milestone.
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What if a GitHub account takeover campaign kept spreading through Python repos?
Thanks to @step_security for the #ForceMemo initial 20 #IoCs, investigating which we uncovered 652 new possible artifacts → 1 bulk-registered domain with 11 look-alikes, 1 domain likely malicious, 86 email-connected domains, 9 IPs (4 malicious), and 557 string-connected domains.
Download the full ForceMemo report→ main.whoisxmlapi.com/threat-…#ThreatIntel#Cybersecurity#GitHubSecurity#PythonSecurity