I have added a tiny feature on https://threat.cstromblad.com to highlight "breaking stories" in an attempt to surface things such as the Axios attack.
It's not perfect but not bad either as a first attempt. Recent articles within the last 24-48 hours and with spiking tag clusters. First version, will tweak.
Will fix the mobile version that kinda sucks right now, apologies for that.
@nopatience This is a really cool website, thank you. I have it open in a tab and check it once a day to see if I missed something important.
Do you share the list of sources that you are using for this anywhere?
@hacksilon
First of all, thank you, happy you find it useful.
Please don't hesitate to let me know if you miss something. I run a cronjob about twice a day, and sometimes run it manually to update the caches.
Regarding sources, no, I dont. But I guess I could expose a little extra tab/menu item with some appropriate level of data for the sources used.
Will fix later today!
@hacksilon
PS: the Archetype classifier has recently been improved and I don't reclassify articles, takes too much time.
But the "detailed analysis" section should improve over time and give a better idea of the judged "end goal" of an event/incident/article.
@hacksilon I think the total is around 360 ish... but I have started another round of qualifying and verifying which sources have gone stale.
It's a tedious but oh so important process to ensure the quality going into the processing system as a whole.
When you say advisories, is there anything in particular you're looking for? I would be curious to see if I already potentially have what you're looking for.
Out of pure curiosity.
@hacksilon haha... I was thinking... "supply chain" as in organizational supply chains, third party etc.
But gotcha. Let me explore a little bit what sort of data I have available, and the sources for that.
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