Check URLs Virus Total

The bot extracts information from the portal virustotal.com based on a suspicious URL at the entrance, waits for a CSV file, and generates an Excel listing the cyber threats

Top Benefits

  • Check for a URL the number of malicious threats Check for a URL the number of malicious threats
  • Check for a URL the number of malware threats
  • Check for a URL the number of Phishing threats
  • Get the domain owner email from abuse domain
  • Get the Abuse domain Contact Phone

Tasks

  • Read and validate malicious URLs to get Cyber threats details
  • Gets and counts the number of malicious, malware, Phishing and Suspicious threats
  • Get domain owner email from abuse domain, Abuse domain Contact Phone and Domain Creation Date
  • Copy all analyzed information to the excel file
  • Detects if the process has crashed system and recovers automatically
  • Save excel file

Problem: Today the security serves as a firewall and proxies capture too many URLs that could be malicious, the security officer has no time to analyze it. For example, a company with 1200 employees on average generates about 170,000 URLs monthly.

Solution: This is an unattended bot. The bot extracts information from the web portal virustotal.com based on a suspicious URL. At the entrance waits for a CSV file of the URLs to be queried and generates to the output an excel file with the relevant quantification of your cyber threats.

Value: This bot saves long hours required to get the threats, money spent from 5 or more people dedicated, and your inefficient results.

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Free

Bot Security Program
Level 1
Applications
Business Process
Category
Downloads
37
Vendor
Automation Type
Bot
Last Updated
May 21, 2021
First Published
September 24, 2020
Platform
Automation 360
ReadMe
ReadMe
Support

See the Bot in Action

Load parameters configuration
Gets information about malicious URL threats
The excel output file when finish the process
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Load parameters configuration
Gets information about malicious URL threats
The excel output file when finish the process

Setup Process

Install

Download the Bot and follow the instructions to install it in your AAE Control Room.

Configure

Open the Bot to configure your username and other settings the Bot will need (see the Installation Guide or ReadMe for details.)

Run

That's it - now the Bot is ready to get going!

Requirements and Inputs

  • Require last version of Python.exe
  • Require last version of Whois64.exe
  • Require wrapper of Whois64.bat included in the Control Room
  • Input a 3-column CSV file. CSV file template is included in the Control Room