Problem: New attacker infrastructure appears every hour, bulletproof hosting, fast-flux domains, C2 servers, and phishing kits that traditional feeds won’t catch for days or weeks. By the time most tools flag them, they are already in active use.
Silent Push Solution: Latest IOFA gives you immediate access to the freshest Indicators of Future Attack discovered by our global scanning engine. This continuously updated feed lets you see malicious infrastructure the moment it is identified, often long before it is weaponized.
How to Access the Latest IOFA
From the navigation menu, select Defend > IOFA Feeds.
You’ll see a real-time list of the newest IOFA entries with rich context, risk scoring, and powerful filtering options.
Key Features
Continuous Updates – New indicators appear as soon as our scanning engine detects them.
Powerful Filters – Filter by threat actor, feed name, category (Bulletproof Hosting, C2, Phishing, etc.), risk score, or time range.
Rich Enrichment – Each entry includes DNS history, associated infrastructure, web content snapshots, certificate data, and preemptive advantage metrics.
One-Click Actions – Pivot to Total View, add to monitors, export, or block directly from the interface.
Feed Subscriptions – Subscribe to specific IOFA categories for automated alerts.
Real-World Use Cases
Daily Threat Hunting: Start your morning by reviewing the latest IOFA for the last 24 hours to proactively block emerging infrastructure targeting your industry.
Campaign Tracking: Follow specific threat actors (e.g., DriveSurge, Silver Dragon) as new infrastructure appears.
Incident Enrichment: During an active investigation, quickly check whether related indicators have already appeared in our Latest IOFA.
Customer Story: A large e-commerce company reviews the latest IOFA every morning. In one week, they discovered and blocked 43 new typo-squat domains impersonating their checkout pages — 11 days before any customer reported phishing attempts.
Tips
Use the search bar at the top to query within Latest IOFA.
Combine with Monitored Queries in Reconnaissance for automated alerts on new matches.
Export selected feeds in STIX, CSV, or JSON for SIEM ingestion.
Next Steps
Go to Threat Check to see analytics on how these IOFAs are being used.
Explore TLP Amber Reports for deeper analysis on major campaigns.
Return to Defend.