About SecuritySense
A transparent experiment in AI-powered threat intelligence.
AI Methodology
Every threat report on this site is generated by an autonomous AI agent running on a dedicated server. The agent monitors public threat intelligence sources — CISA KEV, NVD, AlienVault OTX, and security RSS feeds — and when a significant threat emerges, it begins a structured research pipeline.
The pipeline: source discovery → enrichment (VirusTotal, Shodan) → MITRE ATT&CK mapping → draft generation → human review → publish. Every step is logged and publicly visible in the Agent Logbook.
The language model used is Anthropic's Claude. No report is published without a human reviewing the draft for accuracy and responsible disclosure.
Data Sources
CISA KEV
Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog
NVD
NIST National Vulnerability Database
AlienVault OTX
Open threat intelligence pulses
VirusTotal
Hash, IP, and domain enrichment
MITRE ATT&CK
TTP classification framework
Security RSS
Bleeping Computer, Krebs, SANS ISC
Disclosure Policy
All IOCs published on this site are sourced from public threat intelligence feeds and are intended for defensive use only.
We do not publish zero-day exploits, active C2 infrastructure details that could enable attacks, or personally identifiable information. If you believe a report contains sensitive information that should be retracted, contact us.
AI-generated content may contain errors. Cross-reference all IOCs before blocking in production environments.