misteye-security-check

To check dependencies for malware before installation, you can scan dependency declaration files like requirements.txt, package.json, go.mod, and Cargo.toml. This pre-installation risk check helps detect and block potentially malicious packages using the MistEye API.

Yes, you can perform pre-access security checks on external URLs and domains. This feature evaluates links for potential security risks via the MistEye API, ensuring you detect and block malicious external resources before they are accessed.

IoC malicious detection identifies known indicators of compromise by analyzing hashes, domains, and URLs. It works by querying the MistEye API to perform pre-access security checks and supply-chain package lookups, blocking known malicious infrastructure.

Yes, dependency checking supports various formats including package.json, go.mod, requirements.txt, and Cargo.toml. It performs supply-chain package lookups and pre-installation risk checks across these manifest files to block malicious dependencies.

The best way to monitor for malicious dependencies daily is to set up a daily patrol. This routine monitoring reports potential security risks, automatically performing dependency installation pre-checks and external URL access pre-checks to ensure continuous protection.