Keyboardcrumbs Threat Intel

What is Keyboardcrumbs Threat Intel?

Live threat intelligence tools for Claude Desktop. Free, no API key required. Provides tools to check IPs, CVEs, domains, hashes, active threats, KEV predictions, staging detection, and ransomware tracking.

How to use Keyboardcrumbs Threat Intel?

Install via uvx (no install needed) or clone and run locally. Add configuration to claude_desktop_config.json and restart Claude Desktop. Once installed, ask natural language questions like "Is 45.141.26.73 malicious?" or "Should I patch CVE-2024-3400 immediately?".

Key features of Keyboardcrumbs Threat Intel

• Free, no API key or signup required.
• Live threat intelligence with data updates every 15 minutes.
• Tools for IP, CVE, domain, hash, and ransomware analysis.
• KEV Oracle predicts CVEs before CISA adds them.
• GhostWatch detects pre-attack infrastructure staging.
• Integrates multiple sources: URLhaus, VirusTotal, CIRCL, Shodan, etc.

Use cases of Keyboardcrumbs Threat Intel

• Check if an IP address is malicious with risk score and C2 associations.
• Look up CVE details including CVSS, EPSS, KEV status, and patch urgency.
• Investigate domains for DNS records, WHOIS, and malware associations.
• Query file hashes across 68+ antivirus engines and CIRCL databases.
• Get a live snapshot of active threats, KEV count, and ransomware victims.

FAQ from Keyboardcrumbs Threat Intel

Is an API key required?

No, the server is free and requires no API key or signup.

Are there rate limits?

No rate limits for normal use.

How often is the data updated?

Data updates every 15 minutes.

What data sources are used?

Sources include URLhaus, Feodo Tracker, AlienVault OTX, CISA KEV, NVD, EPSS, ExploitDB, VirusTotal, CIRCL, SANS ISC DShield, Shodan, RIPE, crt.sh, and Ransomware.live.

How do I install it?

You can install via uvx without cloning, or clone the repository and run locally. Configuration is added to claude_desktop_config.json.