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DESCRIPTION:Born in 2001\, the Internet Storm Center (or ISC) is a voluntee
 r-driven threat-monitoring and early-warning program that evolved out of I
 ncidents.org and the DShield consensus intrusion-log project. Leveraging a
  distributed network of sensors that now contributes tens of millions of f
 irewall and IDS records each day\, the ISC correlates this data to track 
 “storms” of malicious activity\, publishes a real-time Infocon threat 
 level\, and releases daily “Handler Diary” blog posts and a short Stor
 mcast podcast to brief defenders on the latest vulnerabilities\, exploits\
 , and malware campaigns. About 40 volunteer handlers spread across several
  countries analyze submissions\, craft tools\, and coordinate community re
 sponse\, making the ISC one of the longest-running open sources of actiona
 ble situational awareness for incident responders and network operators wo
 rldwide. During this presentation\, I'll show you the data that we collect
  and make available to api\, mainly through our API. I will also introduce
  our worldwide honeypot network (and how easily you can join it to share m
 ore data).
DTSTAMP:20260616T031256Z
LOCATION:Europe
SUMMARY:One day at the Internet Storm Center - Xavier Mertens
URL:https://pretalx.com/hack-lu-2025/talk/C9ZDAR/
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