Last update: 4 December 2022
CyberGordon is a personal project to help people in their "cyber threat hunting" tasks. The name Gordon come from the fictional character Commissioner James Gordon (DC Comics). On April 2021 the Gordon project was renamed to CyberGordon.
For any question or remark, you can contact me (Marc-Henry Geay) on the contact page.
If you like my tool, you can share it on Twitter or contribute to its development by buying me a coffee (donation).
CyberGordon website is made with Bootstrap, JQuery and Datatables. The logo uses Comfortaa font and Material icon (shield with wen). Others small SVG icons come from Heroicons. All backend (request, engine, result processing) is developed with Python 3 invoked in AWS Lambda functions.
To learn more about how CyberGordon works and its architecture, see my blog post.
Observables are only searched in open security databases' existing records, no new request or scan against observables are made. However, live DNS lookup (engine 7) could be considred as an exception.
Results stored in database by CyberGordon are available during 7 days. After this delay all copies are definitely deleted.
CyberGordon strives to protect your private requests and results against third parties by:
Website (CDN) access logs are keep one year for security investigation and legal requirements.
CyberGordon website limits the number of remote third-party content. All dependencies are hosted on the website (JQuery, Datatables, Bootstrap) except for abuse protection (hCaptcha anti-bot).
Following statistic data is collected and shared here: volume of analysis request, observable and for each observable type.
Thank you for people sharing my personal project:
This website is hosted by Amazon Web Services (abuse@amazonaws.com) in the United States.
You have the right to oppose, query, access and rectify your personal information by contacting me on the contact page.
All website data, including personal data, is stored in a state outside the European Union (United States).
The purpose of the processing for which the data is intended is described above (Security & privacy considerations chapter). Its purpose is to protect the website and to provide technical data to identify bugs.
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