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# Threat Search
**Threat Search** is an enterprise threat intelligence investigation engine designed to identify organizational exposure across massive datasets including **stealer logs**, **malware infections**, **credential leaks**, and **ULP records**. By scanning company domains, the platform helps security teams **detect compromised employee accounts**, exposed credentials, malware attribution, infection timelines, and associated risk indicators. Results are aggregated from multiple intelligence sources and returned in a structured format suitable for SOC operations, incident response, threat hunting, and automated security workflows.
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