Introducing SafeDep Threat Intel
SafeDep Threat Intel is now available as an add-on to any paid plan.
It gives SOC and cyber defense teams the malicious package intelligence behind SafeDep’s platform. They can query it, or push it into the tools they already run to protect against supply chain attacks in their network.
Check out the 📑 Documentation
What’s in it?
Malicious package feed API. A continuous stream of suspicious and confirmed malicious packages, campaigns, and indicators of compromise (IoCs) across npm, PyPI, Go, Maven, and more.
export SAFEDEP_API_KEY="<your-api-key>"export SAFEDEP_TENANT_ID="your-company.safedep.io"export TI="https://api.safedep.io/safedep.services.threatintel.v1.ThreatIntelService"
curl -sS "$TI/ListPackageReports" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -H "Authorization: $SAFEDEP_API_KEY" \ -H "X-Tenant-ID: $SAFEDEP_TENANT_ID" \ -d '{"pagination":{"pageSize":5,"sortOrder":"SORT_ORDER_DESCENDING"}}'SafeDep Threat Intel Dashboard. A curated place for all verdicts, reasoning, and campaigns in the SafeDep console.
Package Verdict Feed
Package Verdict Details
Campaigns
🚀 Quickstart with SafeDep Threat Intel
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- threat-intelligence
- malware
- supply-chain
- secops
Author
Kunal Singh
safedep.io
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