A one stop platform for threat intelligence tools
UniThreat is a comprehensive, full-stack cybersecurity platform developed to assist security analysts and researchers in identifying, analyzing, and tracking potential threats in real time. The dashboard integrates multiple threat intelligence services to provide enriched insights for IP addresses, domains, URLs, and file hashes. It also visualizes threat data to support faster and more accurate incident response.
Key capabilities include:
IP & URL Reputation Lookup – Query threat databases for reputation details.
Malware Hash & Domain Analysis – Validate file hashes and resolve suspicious domains using WHOIS and DNS lookups.
IP Frequency Visualization – Monitor trends like most queried IPs.
Secure Authentication – User login and registration with password hashing using bcrypt and MongoDB.
Query History – Store and view a timeline of previous lookups for audit and reference.
The dashboard was built with React for the frontend, Express.js for the backend, and MongoDB for secure data storage. It’s designed to be modular and extensible for future integrations.
Throughout the hackathon, we followed a well-structured phased development plan, ensuring timely completion of all key features. We implemented IP and URL reputation lookup, allowing users to gather intelligence on suspicious indicators using open-source threat feeds. Introduced malware hash checking and domain reputation analysis through DNS resolution, WHOIS lookups, and public APIs. Added powerful visualizations such as IP lookup frequency charts. We developed a query history module that securely logs and displays past searches, enhancing user experience and traceability. a secure authentication system using bcrypt and MongoDB, allowing users to register and log in safely. Future work includes inclusion of AI and more APIs ultimately making it a one stop platform to perform threat intelligence and implementation in real life scenarios. Right now we are doing manual search.
Currently we have not raised any funds. But for cloud integration, API rate increment and Hosting funds will be required