Assets represent your organisation’s external attack surface — the domains, subdomains, IPs, and URLs that are visible from the internet. Everything Odin discovers or that you add manually appears here.
Asset types
| Type | Description |
|---|
| Domain | A root domain (e.g. example.com) |
| Subdomain | A subdomain under a root domain (e.g. api.example.com) |
| IP | An IP address associated with your infrastructure |
| URL | A specific endpoint or page on one of your domains |
Adding assets
There are two ways to add assets:
- Manual — click Add Asset, select the type, and enter the details
- Bulk import — click Import and upload a CSV or JSON file containing multiple assets
Asset detail
Click any asset to open its detail view. Depending on the asset type and recon status, you’ll see:
- Metadata — type, source, creation date, and current status
- DNS data — DNS records resolved for the asset
- HTTP data — response headers, status codes, and redirects
- TLS data — certificate details, expiry, and chain information
- Technologies — detected web technologies and frameworks
- Related findings — security issues linked to this asset
Filtering and search
Use the filters at the top of the Assets page to narrow your view:
- Type — show only domains, subdomains, IPs, or URLs
- Status — filter by active, inactive, or unresolved assets
- Source — filter by how the asset was discovered (manual, recon, import)
- Search — full-text search across asset names and metadata
- Sort — order by name, date added, or type
The URL updates as you filter, so you can bookmark any filtered view. Keyboard shortcuts: c create, i import, e export, j/k navigate the list.
Exporting
Click Export to download your assets as CSV or JSON. You can select which columns to include in the export. 
