CIHAN NETWORK · INTELLIGENCE & PRIVACY
See risk earlier. Keep sensitive data closer.
Connect public threat signals with private, browser-only analysis. No account is required and local files are never uploaded.
2 live-signal modules · 4 local-only modules01 · PATCH & LIFECYCLE RADAR
Turn a product list into an action queue.
Record versions and vendor support dates locally, then compare each product with the official CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog.
02 · BRAND & CERTIFICATE RADAR
Notice unexpected names around your domain.
Review public Certificate Transparency names and a limited set of lookalike-domain DNS signals. Save a local baseline to highlight new certificate names on the next check.
The domain is sent to this site, the crt.sh Certificate Transparency search and public DNS. No target website is opened or scanned.
03 · LOCAL PASSWORD-VAULT HEALTH AUDIT
Find repeated and weak credentials without uploading the vault.
Open a Bitwarden JSON or common password-manager CSV export. Passwords are analyzed only in memory, never displayed, stored or included in the sanitized report.
Choose an export file
Maximum 15 MB and 5,000 entries. Delete the original plaintext export after use.
04 · SUSPICIOUS FILE TRIAGE
Check structure before you decide to open.
Compare extension and file signature, detect double extensions and inspect common PDF, Office, archive and executable warning signals locally.
Select a suspicious file
The file stays in this browser and is never executed.
No file selected
Boundary: This is structural triage, not an antivirus or malware verdict. Do not open a file solely because no warning was found.
05 · BROWSER PRIVACY LAB
See what this browser can reveal or retain.
Review secure-context, tracking-preference, permission, storage and local WebRTC candidate signals without requesting camera, microphone or location access.
The test reports browser-visible signals; it cannot list every permission or extension installed in your browser.
06 · ENCRYPTED SECURITY WORKSPACE BACKUP
Carry local records without exposing their contents.
Collect Cihan Network browser records, encrypt them with AES-GCM using a key derived from your passphrase and restore them on another device.
Important: Cihan Network cannot recover a forgotten backup passphrase. The encrypted file may still reveal its creation date and approximate size.
Signals guide a decision; they do not replace verification.
Only assess domains and files you are authorized to review. Confirm high-impact findings through vendor advisories, qualified specialists and your own evidence before taking action.
