Attack Surface Discovery discovers and assesses your internet-facing IP addresses as part of your external attack surface.
Attack Surface Discovery discovers your internet-facing IP addresses by checking A
records for your domains, the pointer (PTR) records for the related IPs, and information
from your domains' SSL certificates. You may also add IP addresses manually. Manually
added IP addresses undergo a secondary verification process before appearing in Internet-Facing Assets. Data for internet-facing IP addresses is updated daily.
IP-related risks are identified based on the following factors:
Factor
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Example of risk
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Service
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Unexpected service observed on the public network
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Port
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Unexpected port observed
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CVE
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Application vulnerability identified on internet-facing assets
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The following table outlines the actions you can perform on the Public IPs
tab:
Action
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Description
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View an overview of internet-facing IP addresses
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The Internet-Facing Assets widget provides the following
information:
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View a list of discovered internet-facing IP addresses
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The public IP list provides key information about discovered IPv4 and IPv6 addresses,
including latest risk score, number of related hosts, and number of highly-exploitable
CVEs detected.
You can filter list entries based on criteria such as criticality and host provider.
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Add public IP addresses to the list
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Remove public IP addresses from the list
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View the asset details screen for each listed IP address
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The asset details screen includes the following tabs:
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Export information about internet-facing IP addresses discovered in the last 7 days
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Each CSV file contains a maximum of 100,000 records.
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