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Support for #STIX and #TAXII in #IntelMQ

For collecting and processing #threatintel feeds, #IntelMQ is a good tool. Simple to deploy and configure, used by several #CSIRT teams.
For long time, it was sufficient for me, however, with recent changes in #ESET #ThreatIntelligence feeds, I realized that IntelMQ lacks support for TAXII protocol and STIX language and objects...

After hours of studying the STIX/TAXII documentation, I decided to develop some basic support for collecting the feeds from TAXII servers and parsing the STIX indicators objects.
This way, IntelMQ can process not only the current #ETI feeds, but also some other sources.

The commits are currently waiting in pull request in IntelMQ GitHub:
https://github.com/certtools/intelmq/pull/2611

#cybersecurity #development #blueteam #cyberdefense #soc #siem

Support for #STIX and #TAXII in #IntelMQ

For collecting and processing #threatintel feeds, #IntelMQ is a good tool. Simple to deploy and configure, used by several #CSIRT teams.
For long time, it was sufficient for me, however, with recent changes in #ESET #ThreatIntelligence feeds, I realized that IntelMQ lacks support for TAXII protocol and STIX language and objects...

After hours of studying the STIX/TAXII documentation, I decided to develop some basic support for collecting the feeds from TAXII servers and parsing the STIX indicators objects.
This way, IntelMQ can process not only the current #ETI feeds, but also some other sources.

The commits are currently waiting in pull request in IntelMQ GitHub:
https://github.com/certtools/intelmq/pull/2611

#cybersecurity #development #blueteam #cyberdefense #soc #siem

Support for #STIX and #TAXII in #IntelMQ

For collecting and processing #threatintel feeds, #IntelMQ is a good tool. Simple to deploy and configure, used by several #CSIRT teams.
For long time, it was sufficient for me, however, with recent changes in #ESET #ThreatIntelligence feeds, I realized that IntelMQ lacks support for TAXII protocol and STIX language and objects...

After hours of studying the STIX/TAXII documentation, I decided to develop some basic support for collecting the feeds from TAXII servers and parsing the STIX indicators objects.
This way, IntelMQ can process not only the current #ETI feeds, but also some other sources.

The commits are currently waiting in pull request in IntelMQ GitHub:
https://github.com/certtools/intelmq/pull/2611

#cybersecurity #development #blueteam #cyberdefense #soc #siem

Support for #STIX and #TAXII in #IntelMQ

For collecting and processing #threatintel feeds, #IntelMQ is a good tool. Simple to deploy and configure, used by several #CSIRT teams.
For long time, it was sufficient for me, however, with recent changes in #ESET #ThreatIntelligence feeds, I realized that IntelMQ lacks support for TAXII protocol and STIX language and objects...

After hours of studying the STIX/TAXII documentation, I decided to develop some basic support for collecting the feeds from TAXII servers and parsing the STIX indicators objects.
This way, IntelMQ can process not only the current #ETI feeds, but also some other sources.

The commits are currently waiting in pull request in IntelMQ GitHub:
https://github.com/certtools/intelmq/pull/2611

#cybersecurity #development #blueteam #cyberdefense #soc #siem

Support for #STIX and #TAXII in #IntelMQ

For collecting and processing #threatintel feeds, #IntelMQ is a good tool. Simple to deploy and configure, used by several #CSIRT teams.
For long time, it was sufficient for me, however, with recent changes in #ESET #ThreatIntelligence feeds, I realized that IntelMQ lacks support for TAXII protocol and STIX language and objects...

After hours of studying the STIX/TAXII documentation, I decided to develop some basic support for collecting the feeds from TAXII servers and parsing the STIX indicators objects.
This way, IntelMQ can process not only the current #ETI feeds, but also some other sources.

The commits are currently waiting in pull request in IntelMQ GitHub:
https://github.com/certtools/intelmq/pull/2611

#cybersecurity #development #blueteam #cyberdefense #soc #siem