Windows security incident investigation using Microsoft Defender and Chrome evid
ThreatSource Web is a functional Windows 11 cybersecurity investigation prototype combining a Google Chrome extension with a native Windows companion written in Rust. It integrates Microsoft Defender security incidents with locally collected browser download information, allowing users to investigate threats, review download activity and examine available source evidence. Implemented features include: Microsoft Defender incident monitoring and history Detailed threat reports and event timelines Chrome download monitoring and source analysis Download URLs, redirects and available referrer information Source evidence classifications Native Windows companion with Chrome Native Messaging Local SQLite database Security notifications and revisit warnings Settings and developer diagnostics Technology stack: Rust, TypeScript, Preact, Chrome Manifest V3, SQLite and Windows API. The project has been developed and tested locally on Windows 11. It includes automated tests, existing technical documentation and a working English-language interface. ThreatSource Web is a development prototype, not a finished commercial product. Additional development, validation and production-readiness work remain. The entire project is available for acquisition, including source code and seller-owned transferable intellectual property rights, subject to the final agreement and third-party licenses.
Next step: <p>The buyer can continue developing the existing Windows and Chrome security investigation platform, enhance the correlation between Microsoft Defender detections and browser download evidence, expand testing, improve installation and packaging, and prepare the software for commercial distribution.</p>
For sale
Asking price: $900 USD
What's included
Source code, All related design work
The sale includes the existing Chrome extension and Windows companion source code, user interface, automated tests, available technical documentation, and build instructions. Seller-owned transferable intellectual property rights are included, subject to the final agreement and third-party licenses.
Reason for selling
I am busy with other things and no longer have time to maintain this project.
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