Security

Threat intelligence collection from attributable-free vantage points

Investigate infrastructure without exposing your own.

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vantage countries

99.9%

dedicated uptime

31 ms

dedicated latency

The problem

Investigating malicious infrastructure from your corporate range tells the operator exactly who is looking. Sophisticated actors monitor for security-vendor and enterprise ASNs and serve benign content — or worse, adapt their operation — the moment they detect one.

Phishing kits routinely geo-cloak, showing the real lure only to visitors from the targeted country.

The solution

Residential and mobile exits provide vantage points that carry no organisational attribution and match the profile of the intended victim, which is the only way to observe cloaked content.

Dedicated proxies serve the complementary need: stable, isolated addresses for long-running collection where you control the reputation entirely.

Mechanics

How proxies solve it

1

No attribution to your organisation

Consumer exits carry no corporate ASN signal to alert the operator you are watching.

2

Observe geo-cloaked payloads

Request from the targeted country to see the lure real victims receive.

3

Isolated infrastructure for long jobs

Dedicated IPs keep sustained collection off shared pools where a neighbour's behaviour is a variable.

4

Consistent global vantage grid

Standing collection from a fixed set of countries makes changes in adversary behaviour visible.

Workflow

How we would build it

  1. 1

    Separate collection from analysis

    Never fetch hostile content from a network that touches your analysis environment.

  2. 2

    Vary the vantage point

    Request from several countries and exit types to reveal cloaking logic.

  3. 3

    Preserve everything

    Full response, headers, redirect chain and exit metadata. Chains of custody matter later.

  4. 4

    Rate-limit yourself

    Aggressive collection is itself a signal. Blend into the target's normal traffic profile.

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