msticpy

Herramientas de Seguridad en Python y Jupyter de MSTIC Herramientas de Seguridad en Python de Microsoft Threat Intelligence. msticpy es una biblioteca para investigación y caza en ciberseguridad en Jupyter Notebooks. Incluye funcionalidad para: consultar datos de registros de múltiples fuentes...

msticpy

MSTIC Jupyter and Python Security Tools Microsoft Threat Intelligence Python Security Tools. msticpy is a library for InfoSec investigation and hunting in Jupyter Notebooks. It includes functionality to: query log data from multiple sources enrich the data with Threat Intelligence, geolocations a...

memOptix

memOptix Este cuaderno de Jupyter fue creado para ayudar a los profesionales de DFIR en el triaje de volcados de memoria de Windows. Tenga en cuenta que este cuaderno se creó basándose en la salida generada por el script de Python Supermem de CrowdStrike https://github.com/CrowdStrike/SuperMem. E...

Using Python to unearth a goldmine of threat intelligence from leaked chat logs

Dealing with a great amount of data can be time consuming, thus using Python can be very powerful to help analysts sort information and extract the most relevant data for their investigation. The open-source tools library, MSTICPy, for example, is a Python tool dedicated to threat intelligence. I...

Using Python to unearth a goldmine of threat intelligence from leaked chat logs

Dealing with a great amount of data can be time consuming, thus using Python can be very powerful to help analysts sort information and extract the most relevant data for their investigation. The open-source tools library, MSTICPy, for example, is a Python tool dedicated to threat intelligence. I...

MSTICPy January 2022 hackathon highlights

During the month of January 2022, the Microsoft Threat Intelligence Center MSTIC ran its inaugural hackathon for the open-source Jupyter and Python Security Tools library, MSTICPy. We asked the security community for their contributions to expand and improve MSTICPy’s features and capabilities, a...

MSTICPy January 2022 hackathon highlights

During the month of January 2022, the Microsoft Threat Intelligence Center MSTIC ran its inaugural hackathon for the open-source Jupyter and Python Security Tools library, MSTICPy. We asked the security community for their contributions to expand and improve MSTICPy’s features and capabilities, a...

Join us at InfoSec Jupyterthon 2021

We’re excited to invite our community of infosec analysts and engineers to the second annual InfoSec Jupyterthon taking place on December 2-3, 2021. This is an online event organized by our friends in the Open Threat Research Forge, together with folks from the Microsoft Threat Intelligence Cente...