Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) Tools for Web3 Investigators

OnChain Industries is a Professional Web3 Investigation Platform with Real-Time OSINT Search Capabilities. Real Open-Source Intelligence for Deeper Blockchain Investigations. OnChain Industries turns fragmented identities into actionable intelligence, and discover hidden profiles with Web3 OSINT.

The OSINT tool uses automated search features to eliminate manual investigation time, allowing investigators to rapidly discover and identify connections between cryptocurrency wallets, usernames, email addresses and profiles.

Find Hidden Profiles on:

• NFT marketplaces
• Blockchain explorers
• Web3 websites
• Proof of Personhood platforms
• DeFi gaming environments

Their mission is to eliminate tedious, unnecessary and manual investigation time, enabling investigators to rapidly discover and identify connections between bad actors. Our commitment to innovation drives continuous platform development, with a focus on enhanced data collection methodologies and real-time analysis capabilities across the Web3 ecosystem.

Deception Technology by CyberTrap

CyberTrap expands any existing network consisting of endpoints - servers, desktops and laptops - and a firewall by creating decoy systems. These can be virtual or physical systems, equipped with Windows or Linux, enhanced by a monitoring component. The CyberTrap Frontend enables you to configure the decoys and set up the Deception Services. With just a few clicks, a Database Management system is installed, configured and started - as well as Filesharing, Remote Access, Web-Logins and more. Also the Lures can be created there and will be copied fully automatically to the dedicated endpoints, using the software distribution system of the customer.

And remember: CyberTrap is agentless - no software is installed on the endpoints. The lures are pointing to the decoys and their deception services.

Our state-of-the-art deception technology is particularly suitable for banking, finance, pharmaceutical and industrial companies. But even SMEs, which often lack IT expertise altogether, find themselves increasingly at the mercy of the growing number of hacker attacks. Unfortunately, so-called herd immunity does not work against targeted or random attacks.