Datasets, all 10 of them.

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  Company OwnershipDatabases & data

  Answers who owns whom. Traverses the GLEIF Global LEI Index relationship graph up to parents and down to subsidiaries, reads the UK Companies House register of persons with significant control for a company number, and finds Estonian companies linked by a shared officer, shareholder or beneficial owner in the e-Ariregister. Every result names the register it came from, and a register that could not be reached is reported as unreachable rather than as nothing found.

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  Company RegistriesDatabases & data

  One search across the European national company registers: UK Companies House, the German Handelsregister, French INSEE Sirene, Finnish PRH, the Latvian and Lithuanian registers, Norwegian Brønnøysund, the Estonian e-Ariregister and GLEIF LEI reference data, around 20 million companies in total. Search by name across every register at once or look a company up by its registry code, with each result attributed to the register it came from and scored for how well it matches. Records are as filed and a register that could not be reached is reported as unreachable rather than as nothing found.

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  Crypto Address ScreeningSecurity

  Checks a crypto address against public entity label sets for Ethereum, Solana and Tron, the ScamSniffer scam address blacklist, and the OFAC Specially Designated Nationals digital currency address list, then walks recent transactions through public block explorers to show who the address has been paid by and paid to. This is an informational aid and not a compliance determination: the label sets are public, incomplete and can be out of date, so an unlabelled address is not a clean one. Each response names the datasets that were read and any that could not be.

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  Estonia Business RegistryDatabases & data

  The deepest agent-ready view of Estonian companies: search the e-Ariregister and pull full profiles with officers, shareholders and beneficial owners, read annual report financials, quarterly tax and employment figures from the Tax and Customs Board, commercial pledges, listed securities with their largest shareholders from Nasdaq CSD, registry court rulings and official announcements. Keyless and served straight through your link.

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  EU TendersDatabases & data

  Recent EU public procurement notices from TED, the Official Journal supplement: search what public buyers across the EU are tendering for, or profile one buyer's recent activity, with procedures, filed values and official notice links. Refreshed daily, keyless, served straight through your link.

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  Sanctions ScreeningSecurity

  Screens a person or company name against the consolidated sanctions and watchlist files published by OFAC, the EU, the UN, the UK, Swiss SECO, the French Treasury, Canada, Australia, Japan and the Netherlands. Returns scored possible matches with the matched alias, the source list and the sanction program. This is an informational screening aid and not a compliance determination: a hit is a possible match to verify against the official list, and an empty result is not proof that a subject is unlisted.

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  Superinvestor HoldingsDatabases & data

  The quarterly 13F portfolios of well known fund managers, as filed with the US SEC: look up a manager such as Berkshire Hathaway or Michael Burry and read their latest disclosed positions with portfolio percentages and recent activity, or ask which managers hold a given stock. Filings are published up to 45 days after quarter end and cover only long US listed positions, so every answer is a filed snapshot, never a current portfolio, and nothing here is investment advice.

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  Threat IntelligenceSecurity

  Looks up a threat actor, malware family, ransomware family or tool by name or vendor alias in the MISP galaxy clusters, resolves a MITRE ATT&CK technique by id or name, and classifies an indicator such as an IP address, domain, URL, hash or crypto address before checking it against the catalogues and the ScamSniffer community list of scam addresses on EVM chains. It is a catalogue lookup and not a reputation service: it holds no IP, domain, URL or file reputation, no scanner telemetry and no passive DNS, so for every indicator type except an EVM address the most it can say is whether a threat catalogue mentions the indicator. Each answer names the sources it read, the ones it could not reach and the capabilities this service does not have at all, and an indicator nothing was found for comes back as unknown rather than clean. Informational only, and not a determination about an indicator, a person or an organisation.

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  US Company FinancialsDatabases & data

  US public company fundamentals straight from SEC EDGAR: find any registrant by ticker or name, read annual key figures from its XBRL filings (revenue, net income, assets, liabilities, equity, cash and diluted EPS per fiscal year, as filed in the 10-K or 20-F), and list recent filings with direct document links. Figures are as filed and can be restated later, every answer names EDGAR as the source, and nothing here is investment advice.

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  Vulnerability IntelligenceSecurity

  CVE lookups and patch prioritisation from three public sources in one call: the description, severity and affected packages from OSV.dev, confirmed in-the-wild exploitation from the CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog with ransomware use and required actions, and the FIRST.org EPSS exploitation probability. Rank a list of CVEs for patching attention, search the KEV catalog by vendor or product, and read every answer with its sources named. These are public signals and not a determination about a system or an environment: absence from a catalog is reported as absence, never as safety.

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