Hey all, Mitch again! I'm a security researcher by day, SaaS developer by... late nights and weekends. Over the course of my 10 years in security research, I've investigated hundreds, maybe thousands of malicious indicators. These are things like domains, file hashes and IP addresses associated with bad actors, malware and hackers. This data often requires enrichment using tools like Censys, VirusTotal and various WHOIS data providers. You can imagine that, over the course of an investigation involving a dozen or more indicators, one creates... a lot of links! These are links to sites that provide more information about the indicators I am researching to protect networks and stop badness. Managing all of these links can be a pain, and often involves spreadsheets full of links to various sites, often times half a dozen per indicator. In order to better manage these links, I created SecLinks, a site meant to create one link that points to all of our favorite open source intelligence sites for a given indicator. The site is free and I consider it a point of pride to be able to give back a free and hopefully useful tool to the community. There is a lot of work to be done on SecLinks. This version is more or less a beta version, and I plan on adding many more sites and data sources to make it more useful for security researchers and practitioners. If you have any requests or questions, feel free to drop me a comment or reach out on Twitter! https://twitter.com/valhalla_dev

Congrats on the launch! Feedback is to make the screenshot more informative and choose a different cover for the video. Cheers!

Great to see the launch of SecLinks, Mitch! 🙌 As a fellow security researcher, I totally understand the struggle of managing all those links. This tool seems like it will really streamline the process and save valuable time during investigations. The idea of consolidating multiple OSINT resources into one link is brilliant—definitely a game changer for us in the field. Looking forward to seeing how SecLinks evolves and what additional features you plan to add in the future! Keep up the great work, and I’ll be sure to share my thoughts as I dive into the beta! Upvoted!