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Sputnik is a browser extension that searches IPs, domains, file hashes, and URLs across free OSINT resources from the right-click menu. Its Pulsedive entry opens the Pulsedive indicator page for the IP address or domain you select, so you can move from any web page to Pulsedive’s risk and context. Sputnik is a community-built, open source extension, so support runs through its GitHub repository. Sputnik opens pulsedive.com in your browser rather than calling the Pulsedive API, so you can use it without an API key. To enrich indicators programmatically instead, visit API.

Prerequisites

Before you use Pulsedive from Sputnik, make sure you have a supported browser:
  • Firefox or Chrome.

Installing Sputnik

Pulsedive is built into Sputnik, so installing the extension is the only setup. Install Sputnik for your browser: For Sputnik’s reference, visit the Sputnik repository.

Querying Pulsedive from Sputnik

Look up an IP address or a domain in Pulsedive without leaving the page you found it on.
  1. Highlight an IP address or a domain on any web page, then right-click it. You can also right-click a link, an image, a video, or an audio element.
  2. Select Sputnik, then IP or Domain, then Pulsedive. Sputnik opens the Pulsedive page for that indicator in a new tab.
    If Pulsedive shows suggestions in place of an indicator page, check that the address you selected is a public IP address.
Pulsedive appears in Sputnik’s IP and Domain menus. Selecting Open in all under IP or Domain opens every resource for that type, Pulsedive included. To understand the risk value and risk factors on an indicator page, visit Risk.