We've started! Сome to search at NetLas.io !
Now we have implemented many functions in the service, but we want to do even better, so we really need your feedback.

We've just published a minor Netlas update. There are small improvements and bug fixes. There was also a critical incident when upgrading to a newer version of our DBMS. We apologise for any inconvenience caused by the service interruption.

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Not so much added this time. There was a lot of backend related tasks. Also we are about to release a first version of Netlas Stats – a tool for making charts based on Netlas data aggregations.

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Wow!!! Just take a look at these awesome charts and map we've added to the Netlas.io web app.

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We are so proud and happy to share this. The 1,000th user has registered in http://Netlas.io today!
Hooray!!! 😃🥳🎉
Thank you for being with us. Thank you for your interest. And thank you for your feedback.

Netlas.io Datastore is here! Now you can download Netlas.io data in CSV and JSON. We have already prepared several datasets. Please, write us what datasets you want to see in Netlas.io Datastore.
https://app.netlas.io/datastore/

An excellent overview of Netlas.io with a focus on vulnerability search functionality at hackers-arise.com
https://www.hackers-arise.com/post/open-source-intelligence-osint-finding-vulnerable-systems-across-the-internet-with-netlas-io

Netlas.io launched a fresh scan last Friday. About 15% has been completed at the time of posting. And so far, more than 8000 Apache servers have been identified as potentially vulnerable to CVE-2021-42013 / CVE-2021-41773 😨
Search on Netlas: https://app.netlas.io/responses/?q=tag.apache.version%3A%5B2.4.49%20TO%202.4.50%5D&page=1&indices=26
#howto #infosec #RCE

Instructive 3 minutes “Netlas.io for Bug Bounty” review with tricky query examples by @tbbhunter on
https://medium.com/@thebugbountyhunter/review-netlas-io-for-bug-bounty-c062a87b544f

NETGEAR makes cool devices. However, it is quite risky to publish an admin panel without authorization by default. We noticed that each new scan finds several hundred devices with unauthorized admin panel access. Mostly AX, AC and EX series access points and repeaters.