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Security enrichment
Add indexed domain and IP intelligence to an internal review, asset inventory or triage pipeline.
Developer access
Use a domain intelligence API to add indexed domain and IP data, DNS, TLS and technology context to security products, research and internal tools.
Versioned JSON contract with explicit usage and quota responses.
Versioned public API contract
One-time API key display and hash-only storage
Public-safe response fields and explicit rate limits
What you can find
The Pasha Domain Intelligence API provides authenticated domain lookup and IP intelligence endpoints for security enrichment, research and internal tools.
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Add indexed domain and IP intelligence to an internal review, asset inventory or triage pipeline.
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Use versioned API endpoints instead of manually copying results from the web interface.
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Integrate public-safe DNS, TLS and technology observations into approved dashboards and research workflows.
Search coverage
Automate repeatable domain and IP enrichment without copying search results from the web interface or building a separate collection layer.
Create a scoped API key, send it through the documented X-API-Key header and handle the published quota and dependency responses.
Public API v1 returns versioned JSON with public-safe observation fields, explicit rate-limit headers and predictable error responses.
How it works
Use domain intelligence API to find a recorded observation, inspect its context and verify the current state before acting.
Public API keys and authenticated lookup endpoints require an active Pro plan.
Generate a key in the dashboard and store it securely because the complete value is shown only once.
Send the key through X-API-Key and handle documented quota and dependency responses.
FAQ
Coverage, data freshness and when to check a live source.
No. API responses return available indexed domain or IP observations rather than starting a live scan.
New keys are retained server-side only as one-way hashes after their one-time display.
Start your search
Review the API contract, create an access key and add public-safe domain or IP observations to your internal tools.