Tools

Threat Intelligence and Sharing Platforms (Ordered by my opinion on ease of implementation)

MISP - Free / Paid - Easiest

MISP is an open source threat data sharing platform. It is perfect for beginners to dive into and see what a TIP is, how to correlate data, and practice collection and processing. MISP provides metadata tagging, feeds, visualization and even allows you to integrate with other tools for further analysis thanks to its open protocols and data formats.

OpenCTI - Free / Paid - Intermediate

Linked the website and specifically linked to the free version. OpenCTI is great, but will take some know how to install if you’re going with the free option

TheHive - Free - Intermediate/Difficult

TheHive 🤝 MISP. TheHive does require some technical know how to get set up. Once it is, it is MISP’s best friend and really shines ingesting MISP events. It also has other out-of-the-box integrations as well as the flexibility to integrate with other platforms.

IOC Query/Enrichment Tools Offers a free
version
Hash IP Domain URL Sandbox Passive DNS Enrichment
Virus Total

Malware and URL scanning and threat intelligence

Pulsedive

Enrich and research IOCs and threats

Shodan.io

Search engine for internet-connected devices

AlienVault OTX

Community-powered threat intel sharing (In my experience, AlienVault is pretty noisy, proceed with caution.)

GreyNoise

Context for IPs scanning the internet

AbuseIPDB

Inspect and report malicious IPs

Capabilities may be limited on free versions
Malware Analysis and Sandboxes Offers a free
version
Hash IP Domain URL Sandbox Passive DNS Enrichment
Hybrid Analysis

Community malware analysis service

Any.Run

Interactive malware sandbox (Used to be totally free, but now I don’t see any free features or trials without at least registering.)

Browserling

Run and test URLs in live browser sandboxes

Joe Sandbox

Advanced malware analysis and threat detection

Cuckoo Sandbox

Open-source automated malware analysis

Capabilities may be limited on free versions
More random tools I use sometimes Offers a free
version
Hash IP Domain URL Sandbox Passive DNS Enrichment
Maltego

Graph-based link analysis for OSINT investigations

Spiderfoot

Automated OSINT collection and correlation

urlscan.io

Scan and visually inspect URLs for threats

Cisco Talos

Threat intelligence and reputation data on IPs, domains, and URLs

deobfuscate.relative.im

Lightweight tool to deobfuscate malicious JavaScript

MXToolbox

Domain/IP reputation, mail server checks, and DNS tools

Ghidra

NSA's open-source software reverse engineering framework

Capabilities may be limited on free versions