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October 24, 2016224 citations

Misp

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CWCynthia WagnerADAlexandre DulaunoyGWGérard Wagener

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The IT community is confronted with incidents of all kinds and nature, new threats appear on a daily basis. Fighting these security incidents individually is almost impossible. Sharing information about threats among the community has become a key element in incident response to stay on top of the attackers. Reliable information resources, providing credible information, are therefore essential to the IT community, or even at broader scale, to intelligence communities or fraud detection groups. This paper presents the Malware Information Sharing Platform (MISP) and threat sharing project, a trusted platform, that allows the collection and sharing of important indicators of compromise (IoC) of targeted attacks, but also threat information like vulnerabilities or financial indicators used in fraud cases. The aim of MISP is to help in setting up preventive actions and counter-measures used against targeted attacks. Enable detection via collaborative-knowledge-sharing about existing malware and other threats.

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Wagner et al. (2016) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a193a94c70f8b1c3358074bhttps://doi.org/10.1145/2994539.2994542
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