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  • @WhisperSecTech
    Whisper.Security
    @WhisperSecTech
    Oct 2
    🚀 It's live! Whisper - Wazuh integration. Every Wazuh alert now comes with the full picture: the ASN behind an IP, co-hosted domains, WHOIS, and the threat feeds flagging the whole cluster, all from the Whisper infrastructure graph. ⚡ One-line install on your Wazuh manager 🎯
  • @WhisperSecTech
    Whisper.Security
    @WhisperSecTech
    Sep 30
    Back at the D11Z Academy for another year! 🎓 Our co-founders Kaveh Ranjbar and Soroush Rafiee Rad joined fellow D11Z.Ventures portfolio founders for this year's Academy: a closed-door gathering where founders and experts dig into the real challenges of scaling, from
  • @WhisperSecTech
    Whisper.Security
    @WhisperSecTech
    Aug 28
    🔺 An alert rarely tells the whole story. Microsoft Sentinel can tell you what triggered an investigation. Whisper adds the internet infrastructure context behind it. 🟣 With Whisper for Sentinel, analysts can enrich domains and IPs with DNS, BGP, WHOIS, ASN, hosting,
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  • @WhisperSecTech
    Whisper.Security
    @WhisperSecTech
    Aug 25
    🟣 What if Prince of Persia’s next C2 is already staged?! We mapped the group beyond the published indicators and found a previously unreported server, a structured DNS backend, and 58 dormant domains already delegated to the actor’s own nameservers ,but not yet resolving
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  • @WhisperSecTech
    Whisper.Security
    @WhisperSecTech
    Aug 20
    🟣 Your infrastructure dependencies extend far beyond the vendors you chose. The May .de DNSSEC outage is a useful example. The obvious impact was millions of German domains becoming unreachable. The less obvious impact was on organizations whose public domains weren’t .de at
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