Lookup files by their md5 or sha1 hashes. The response contains information such as the filename, size or where the file was found, like a Linux package. On the website you have the API documentation which can be used directly from the browser.
These websites provide different features to analyze binaries and especially malware. They provide searching by file hashes or by uploading the binary.
Some services provide more detailed analyzes, such as which files were accessed or snapshots of any windows opened.
The Malware Bazaar is a project by abuse.ch to create an open repository with malware samples. The repository is small, but it can be freely downloaded and contributed by everyone. It only contains malicious files, which contrasts with common malware feeds like Virustotal.
https://dashboard.shadowserver.org/
DNS | Dataset | Malware | NetworkThe Shadowserver Scanning projects performs regular Internet wide scans for many protocols. The dashboard shows the gathered data about botnet sinkholes, Internet scans, honeypots, DDoS, and IoT data. This includes information about the size of botnets, the number of IP addresses with open ports like MySQL, the botnets as seen by honeypots, or the used protocols for DDoS attacks.
The blog post provides an introduction to the new dashboard.
https://scan.shadowserver.org/
DNS | Dataset | Malware | NetworkThe Shadowserver Scanning projects performs regular Internet wide scans for many protocols. They scan for four main types of protocols:
The website is a great resource to get general statistics about the protocols, like the number of hosts speaking the protocol, their geographic distribution, associated ASNs, and the historic information.
urlscan.io is a sandbox for URLs. The website generates a report for a URL to get a basic understanding about the network connections involved. The report includes a screenshot, the list of IP addresses and domains the website uses, and detected scripts.