Our last transparency report was published some time ago – it’s time for an update! This report includes information about content removal requests and government orders since the last transparency report. Results are deduplicated.
We have received 44 content removal requests (note that one report may indicate multiple reasons) and complied with all of them:
We have received 0 court orders.
We have received 1 request from a US government agency. Here is the response from our CEO:
Hi [name redacted], As per our privacy policy (https://intelx.io/privacy-policy) we do not store user searches. Kind regards, Peter Kleissner __________ Peter Kleissner, Founder / CEO Intelligence X Kleissner Investments s.r.o. Na Strzi 1702/65, 140 00 Prague, Czech Republic
May 2020: New dorks website, Tor, DDoS test and a Europol takedown Our dataset continues to grow significantly: 17,660,962,195 selectors In the past few months, we have invested in 200+ TB of enterprise storage which allows us to scale up data collection even more. As for the public web, we are currently crawling these TLDs:
On Sunday, May 10, 2020, we will DDoS our own website, intelx.io. We will live tweet and update this blog post with any developments and the outcome. The attack will be executed in the same fashion as an actual attack: we’ll do some research, then pay a shady DDoS provider in Bitcoin (and hope they
Tor .onion domains are the hashes of public keys. Generally, they look random, but it is possible for am Tor hidden service operator to generate onion domains that start with a human readable part such as “silkroad7rn2puhj.onion”. Those are called “vanity onion addresses” and there are tools like Shallot and Eschalot that will create the