NETSCOUT Cyber Threat Horizon offers a real-time DDoS attack map and threat statistics. The site presents a customizable view of the global cyber threat landscape, with attack map, statistics and expert analysis sections, plus filters for event values, sources, destinations and event types.
ThreatMiner
Threat intelligence search engine for domains, IPs, hashes, malware, and related indicators.
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0NETSCOUT Cyber Threat Horizon offers a real-time DDoS attack map and threat statistics. The site presents a customizable view of the global cyber threat landscape, with attack map, statistics and expert analysis sections, plus filters for event values, sources, destinations and event types.
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0Digital Attack Map is a live data visualization of DDoS attacks around the globe, presented by Jigsaw. It shows top daily DDoS attacks worldwide and offers modes for large, unusual and combined attacks, plus a map and table view and historical data.
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0Jotti's malware scan is a free service that scans suspicious files with several anti-virus programs. Users can submit up to five files at once, with a 250MB limit per file. Files are shared with anti-virus companies so their products' detection accuracy can be improved.
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0CrackStation is an online password hash cracking service that uses pre-computed lookup tables to recover passwords from unsalted hashes. It supports hashes including MD5, SHA1, SHA2 and WPA, accepts up to 20 non-salted hashes, and offers a downloadable wordlist and a command-line tool for local index generation and lookup.
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0A hash lookup service where users submit hashes and search a database of already-cracked hashes for corresponding plaintext. It supports hash types including MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-512, MySQL, NTLM, Bcrypt and Wordpress. The database has been built since August 2007.
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0A dictionary-based MD5 reverse lookup service. Users can convert a string to its MD5 hash or submit a hash to look it up in a database of several million entries. The site explains what MD5 is and notes that MD5 hashes are theoretically impossible to reverse directly. It also lists recent successful reverses and links to related cryptography resources.
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