SISSDEN is an H2020 EU project (Grant Agreement 700176) that plans to improve cyber security in the EU by providing free-of-charge victim notification services.
just released fatt; a script for extracting network metadata and fingerprints from pcap files and live network traffic. Go fingerprint all the things! https://t.co/eqSiIQab6D #honeypot#ThreatHunting
A clever use of MISP from the @sissden project which extracts malware configuration into specific MISP objects to browse and share the collected configuration and indicators. https://t.co/QuIAcmXsAR #ThreatIntel
Dear CERT / CSIRT,
Dear ITSec service provider,
if journalists can use an Nmap to scan for #Winnti infections, then you can do it too.
Script (as shared before in March 2018)
https://t.co/VMcNNluFJp
#Bayer#BayerHack
Running the latest T-Pot as a vetted SISSDEN user? You can now contribute your data to SISSDEN! Check out how in this blog post https://t.co/7wv7B9GAGB T-Pot 19.03 is available here: https://t.co/Egfmj2L4Wm
You can subscribe to free daily SISSDEN reports using the Customer Portal at https://t.co/xU3o6TFQJj. These include reports on IoT related malware propagation, brute force attacks, various forms of scanning activity, remote exploitation attempts, DDoS amplification attacks, etc
good morning #firstcti attendees! training day today! reg opens at 8am - be sure to double check what session you reg'd for and which building you need to propel your body towards this morning :-) https://t.co/May8pArmmq
Finding perpetrators behind amplification DDoS attacks may sound like a daunting task due to the source spoofing and reflected nature of the attacks. Is it really that hopeless though? Read up on our methodology here: https://t.co/OObmGgYEzD and paper: https://t.co/dueOa8FHvH
Our project is at the @tfcsirt and @FIRSTdotOrg symposium this week in Tallinn! Come and meet us to discuss honeypot networks and please consider hosting our sensor! https://t.co/GIM73KMHbR
In our newest blogpost, we're describing #MWDB - our new database of samples and various information gathered from malware. We're also inviting malware analysts to cooperate with us, more details can be found in the article.
https://t.co/wNDHSLGonA
An overview of the SISSDEN honeypot sensor network: currently 226 sensors operational. 953 IPs spread across 112 ASNs and 58 countries. Check out the maps here: https://t.co/GIM73KMHbR
We did some quick statistics on the top 30 most queried CVE on https://t.co/3AcAfc6jer (via the API) - it's giving an insight and/or perception of the most popular vulnerabilities queried (by users and/or adversaries). #vulnerability