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Join Bright Data LinkedIn with Web Traffic Data (abusive domain)

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Quickly connect Bright Data LinkedIn and Web Traffic Data (abusive domain) with a Datstreamer Pipeline.

Quickly connect Bright Data LinkedIn and Web Traffic Data (abusive domain) with a Datstreamer Pipeline.

Step 1

Start your Pipeline with Bright Data LinkedIn

Web data is the starting point for any pipeline. You can use any number of data sources to power your Pipelines. You can use web data from our partner network, your own systems, or any web data.

Step 2

Add Web Traffic Data (abusive domain) with Unify or another transformer to combine schemas

To accelerate using your web data, you can apply any number of operations to the data. Enrich, augment, join, structure, filter, storage, search, or more! Datastreamer has hundreds of plug-and-play operations that you can apply.

Step 3

That's it! You have just connected  Bright Data LinkedIn and Web Traffic Data (abusive domain)

With Datastreamer it’s never been easier to use web data. You can dynamically expand your Pipelines with more capabilities, and you’ve now been able to solve your operational bottlenecks in working with web data.

About Bright Data LinkedIn

Description

Collect and extract LinkedIn company profiles and people profiles using URLs. Returns matching company that include the location, industry, number of employee; and people profile that include the location of the user, current company, experiences, number of connections and more.

About Web Traffic Data (abusive domain)

Description

See full HTTP(s) requests for domains that engaged in abuse. Example fields include user-agent, request headers, full URI  path, and requested hostname. An example use of this data is to apply the requested URI domains you identify as suspicious to detect new phishes.

Use Cases

  1. Cybersecurity and Analysis: security professionals can utilize our data to analyze trends in DNS abuse, develop threat intelligence, and enhance their defensive measures.
  2. Law Enforcement: agencies can leverage our information to investigate cybercrimes and take legal action against operators of abusive domains.
  3. Research: academics and researchers can access our data for studies on DNS abuse patterns and the effectiveness of sinkholes.

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