The first search engine for Internet-connected devices

24 points
1/21/1970
2 days ago
by momentmaker

Comments


inigyou

Note that everyone and their dog knows the IP ranges Shodan scans from, and blocks them first.

2 days ago

NiceWayToDoIT

Why?

2 days ago

mikeodds

Security teams for asset discovery likely. Run a periodic search to discover anything you didn’t know about. It used to be simpler when you’d have “your” ip ranges but now you could suddenly be leaking PII on all sorts of big tech hosted services.

2 days ago

orsorna

For finding unsecured Minecraft servers!

2 days ago

ktallett

The advert that states more than 1000 universities and 89% of the fortune 100 companies are signed up. Is that meaning there is a decision maker that has signed up on behalf of the university or company and is using it in an official role, or has someone signed up that stated they happened to work at a uni or one of those companies or used their work or uni email to sign up?

2 days ago

jddj

Typically the email domain of a user is enough for those sorts of claims.

It probably shouldn't be, especially for university domains. But here we are.

2 days ago

ktallett

Ugh! That's such a inappropriate interpretation of the data they have available. I always feel for funders who are fed such information and likely don't have all the expertise to recognise these tricks.

21 hours ago