SiteSpy: Cybersecurity Counterintelligence for IIS - Recon Early Warning & Canary Monitoring

SiteSpy — defensive telemetry that lives inside or alongside your web application

SiteSpy is an autonomous defense layer that analyzes HTTP behavior in real time and automatically instructs your firewall to block hostile traffic before attacks develop.

Stop attackers during the reconnaissance phase. SiteSpy runs alongside your application in the IIS application pool, using in-memory telemetry, embedded honeypots, and behavioral analysis to detect malicious intent before exploitation.

In-memory, real-time telemetry

SiteSpy tracks requests and responses within the IIS app pool, correlating behavior instantly without external collectors — analysis happens where the application runs.

Application-aware classification

Requests are classified by intent — search engines, social referrals, legitimate bots, automation, and reconnaissance — so you can focus on true threats, not noise.

Embedded honeypots & decoys

Decoy endpoints detect enumeration and scripted scanning attempts early, providing high-fidelity signals for automated defenses or human review.

Automatic firewall updates

When thresholds are met, SiteSpy can update Windows Firewall rules based on live application observations — blocking malicious sources before escalation.

Flexible deployment

Run SiteSpy embedded in an existing app, as a stand-alone monitor, or as a distributed telemetry mesh across multiple servers — scale from single sites to enterprise fleets.

Behavior-driven defense

Unlike packet-only tools, SiteSpy detects intent by observing how clients interact with the application — giving defenders time to respond during the mapping phase.

Threat Intelligence = Counterintelligence

Reverse reconnaissance against adversaries scanning your infrastructure.

Identify C2 servers, exploit probes, and XSS infrastructure early.

The Flying Monkeyz HTTP Port Scanner is a reconnaissance-focused HTTP port scanning tool that pairs well with the SiteSpy monitoring platform for defensive counter-intelligence operations. It can be used to investigate IP addresses and cloud-hosted servers observed performing reconnaissance against your environment, sometimes uncovering exposed services, attacker tooling, or public repositories commonly used by threat actors during scanning and attack preparation.

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