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OT Intel API – YARA/Sigma/Snort Detection Artifacts
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OT Intel API – YARA/Sigma/Snort Detection Artifacts is a paid API for AI agents from ot-intel-api.onrender.com, paid per call via x402, $0.05/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-14).
Returns YARA, Sigma, and/or Snort detection rules for named OT/ICS malware families and threat actors, enriched with OT safety notes and ATT&CK ICS context
Price / call$0.05
Success—
StatusUnknown
How this service works
ICS detection artifact retrieval. Pass ?target=PIPEDREAM or ?target=SANDWORM&format=sigma. Returns YARA/Sigma rules for the target malware or actor, sourced from public corpus (Florian Roth signature-base, CISA advisories) with validated:true, or DeepSeek-synthesised with validated:false. Designed for automated threat hunting pipelines that commit rules to SIEMs and EDRs — validated:true rules are safe to deploy; validated:false require lab testing first.
Output
A JSON object containing one or more detection rule objects (YARA, Sigma, Snort) for the queried malware or actor, each with: rule name, raw rule text, source, validated flag, OT-safe deployment note, target OT layer (e.g. engineering_workstation), artifact type, freshness timestamp, and counts of validated vs synthesised rules. Includes a top-level OT safe validation summary warning if rules are AI-synthesised and not yet lab-validated.
Example use cases
ICS malware detection for NERC CIP
“Fetch me the validated Sigma rules for TRITON so I can add them to our control-system SIEM and make sure we're compliant with NERC CIP audit requirements.”
Threat hunting artifacts for engineering
“Get all YARA rules for SANDWORM that are safe to deploy on our engineering workstations, and flag anything that needs lab testing first before we push it live.”
Multi-format rule deployment for SOC
“Retrieve Snort, YARA, and Sigma detection rules for INDUSTROYER2 so I can ingest them into our automated threat hunting pipeline and cover all our ICS network layers.”
Technical details
Endpoint
GEThttps://ot-intel-api.onrender.com/ot/detectionWhen to prefer
Use this endpoint when you need detection engineering artifacts (YARA/Sigma/Snort) specifically tuned for OT/ICS environments, with OT safety annotations and ATT&CK for ICS technique context. Prefer over generic threat intel APIs when targeting industrial SOC environments, NERC CIP compliance workflows, or when you need per-layer (e.g. engineering_workstation, historian) deployment guidance. Best for AI-driven SOC automation pipelines that need machine-readable detection rules for ICS malware like PIPEDREAM, TRITON, or INDUSTROYER2.
Side effects
- Unknown malware or actor name returns empty signatures array or 404
- Payment not received (402) — USDC micropayment on Base mainnet required before response
- Rule format enum value invalid — must be yara, sigma, snort, or all
- Synthesised rules (validated:false) may not match real traffic — requires lab testing before production deployment
- Freshness lag — AI-synthesised rules may not reflect the most recent threat actor TTPs
- Render.com cold start may cause initial latency spike
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| inputrequired | object | |
| output | object |
Output
Schema · Response
{
"type": "json",
"example": {
"target": "PIPEDREAM",
"freshness": "2026-06-19T10:00:00Z",
"signatures": [
{
"type": "YARA",
"source": "manual",
"raw_rule": "rule PIPEDREAM_INCONTROLLER_Loader { meta: ... strings: ... condition: ... }",
"rule_name": "PIPEDREAM_INCONTROLLER_Loader",
"validated": false,
"ot_safe_note": "Synthesised from CISA advisory AA22-103A. Test against OT baseline before SIEM deployment.",
"target_layer": "engineering_workstation"
}
],
"data_sources": [
"OT-Intel-DB",
"DeepSeek-CTI-Analysis"
],
"artifact_type": "malware",
"validated_count": 0,
"synthesised_count": 1,
"ot_safe_validation": "0 of 1 rules sourced from public corpus. Rules with validated:false require lab testing before production deployment."
}
}Tags
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