Large-scale distributed sensor network project to monitor DDoS and other malicious activities. by @circl_lu & co-funded from the EU #CEFTelecom Programme.
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ALT Continuous malicious ranking without positive evolution.
ALT AlphaStrike scanning for log4j and other vulnerabilities.
ALT A visualisation of the 461 contributors to the MISP project.
ALT An Update on Industrialize the Tracking of Botnet Operations – A Practical Case with Large Coin-Mining Threat-Actor(s) Alexandre Dulaunoy, Jean-Louis Huynen CSIRTs/CERTS, like CIRCL, are regularly tracking, monitoring and disturbing botnet networks. This can be a tedious task for incident responders. We will release the threat intelligence related to a large coin-mining threat-actor(s) during this talk. Excel sheets don’t scale any more and this case showed us when to automate and where the benefit from proper tooling is a gain for a team. We will also propose some techniques for continuous monitoring of threat actors.
ALT AIL framework screenshot of correlation between cryptocurrencies addresses and other items in the database. \
ALT D4 - By the numbers - 22708 hours of work at CIRCL for D4 project on a period over 3 years and 6 months. - 112 organisations (26 EU member states) got access and use the D4 project data. - D4 project infrastructure at CIRCL is composed of 14 bare-metal servers on a 10 Gbit/s Internet network capacity. - 30 TB of metadata collected by D4 project including Passive DNS, Passive SSL, dark-web monitoring and network telescope. -50 repositories of Open Source code.
