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Dev tools · March 3, 2019

PolySwarm

The first decentralized threat detection community

PolySwarm launched on March 3, 2019 with 13 votes, #979 of 2,994 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 7 years on.

What it does

PolySwarm is a decentralized threat intelligence marketplace. The marketplace objective is to crowd-source security experts and have their macro or micro-engines compete, in their areas of expertise, to provide better coverage of the malware landscape.

PolySwarm is a crowdsourced threat detection marketplace where security experts & AV companies compete to protect you.

35+ competing engines. Consensus-driven detection. Real-time threat intel. Flexible pricing. No vendor lock-in. Significant cost savings over traditional sandboxing. Full REST API. SIEM/SOAR connectors. Native TIP integrations. No rate limit surprises. Private analysis. US & EU data centers. Your samples never shared publicly. Watch multiple detection engines analyze suspicious files in real-time. Our consensus scoring turns dozens of independent opinions into a single, actionable verdict. Deployed by security teams who value discretion. We don't publish customer logos, the teams using us prefer it that way. Modern SOCs run on malware intelligence, but the economics are broken. These…from polyswarm.io

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