---
title: "Context Graph Search"
slug: "context-graph-search"
description: "Web Scanner is a feature of the Community and Enterprise console that allows users to execute command line or constructor queries that interrogate the Silent Push web content database, and hunt for malicious websites."
tags: ["Cybersecurity", "Threat Analysis", "Web Search"]
status: "update"
updated: 2026-06-17T14:17:02Z
published: 2026-06-17T14:17:07Z
canonical: "help.silentpush.com/context-graph-search"
---

> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.silentpush.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Context Graph Search

**Context Graph Search** is a powerful capability within Silent Push that lets you scan the clearnet and dark web for historical infrastructure matching highly granular parameters. It delivers deep visibility into how threat actors build, host, and evolve their online presence over time.

**Unlike Live Scan** (real-time, single-point results), Context Graph Search uses extensive historical scan data and DNS intelligence to track infrastructure movement and attacker TTPs over time.

## Key Capabilities

- **Multi-hop Redirect Analysis** — Follows complete redirect chains (including Cloudflare pages, deferred logins, etc.)
- **Rich Data Sources** — On-page content, WHOIS, open directories, banners, Tor scans, and more
- **Historical Depth** — Analyze changes and infrastructure evolution over time

## Choose Your Interface

- **Query Constructor (Simple Search)** — Visual building-block interface for fast, intuitive query creation
- **Command Line Interface (CLI / Advanced)** — Full SPQL (Silent Push Query Language) support for maximum flexibility

## Constructing Powerful Queries

Use **100+ proprietary field names** across multiple data sources. Combine with operators (`=`, `!=`, `&gt;`, `&lt;`, etc.) and `AND`.

### Useful Fields

- `favicon_murmur3` — Unique favicon hash
- `htmltitle` — Page title text
- `header.server` — Server / CDN header
- `ssl.not_after` — SSL certificate expiration
- `body_ssdeep` — Fuzzy hash of page content
- `geo` — Server geolocation

### Real-World Query Examples

```plaintext
1. Brand Spoofing:
favicon_murmur3 = 309020573 AND domain != "paypal.com"

2. CDN Identification:
header.server = "AkamaiGHost"

3. Vulnerable DDoS Servers:
htmltitle = "DDoS* not configured" AND response > 200 AND header.server = "ddos*"

4. Expiring Certificates:
ssl.not_after > now AND ssl.not_after < now+1d
```

## Working with Results

- Results appear in a fully customizable table — choose exactly which columns to display
- Click any row to expand rich key-value enrichment data
- One-click pivots to risk scoring, reputation data, DNS lookups (forward & reverse), and more
- Export data via the **Download** button

## Use Cases

- **Threat Hunting** — Discover related attacker infrastructure and phishing clusters
- **Brand Protection** — Detect spoofed domains, favicons, and login pages
- **Attack Surface Management** — Map unknown assets and misconfigurations
