Parse API
Collection of Parse APIs to enable extraction and parsing of Indicator of Compromise (IOCs) from a variety of sources.
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Collection of Parse APIs to enable extraction and parsing of Indicator of Compromise (IOCs) from a variety of sources.
Last updated
POST
https://api.iocparser.com/url
This endpoint allows you to parse and extract Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) from a URL. Active
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POST
https://api.iocparser.com/raw
This endpoint allows you to parse and extract Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) from Raw Text. The body size is limited to 200KB. Active
POST
https://api.iocparser.com/text
This endpoint allows you to parse and extract Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) from JSON Text. (The body size is limited to 200KB). Active
POST
https://api.iocparser.com/twitter
The endpoint allows you to parse and extract Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) from Twitter Users. Defaults to last 500 tweets. Active
By setting the "public" parameter to False in /url API, your searches won't be used for Feed APIs. If you are comfortable with sharing your data to benefit everyone you can let it remain True.
/text and /raw are private by default, which means no data for those requests are stored.
By default IOC Parser will try to parse all of the IOCs available. To improve the speed of response, use the "keys" parameter when sending your API request. Example -
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Content-Type
string
application/json
public
boolean
If False, the data won't be used for any other APIs. By default value set to True, please check notes
keys
array
IOC types to return Example - ["IPv4", "DOMAIN"]
url*
string
Valid URL
Content-Type
string
text/plain
data*
string
Valid Raw Text
Content-Type
string
application/json
data*
string
Valid JSON Text
keys
array
IOC types to return Example - ["IPv4", "DOMAIN"]
Content-Type
string
application/json
keys
array
IOC Types to return Example - ["IPv4", "DOMAIN"]
data*
string
Twitter Username