Facebook Threat Exchange

Facebook Threat Exchange Most threat intelligence solutions suffer because the data is too hard to standardize and verify. Facebook created the ThreatExchange platform so that participating organizations can share threat data using a convenient, structured, and easy-to-use API that provides priva...

Facebook ThreatExchange Information Sharing

As Facebook’s ThreatExchange information-sharing platform hits its six-month milestone, the social network today announced that its closing in on 100 participants and has streamlined the application process. ThreatExchange was launched in February as a free vehicle for sharing threat and attack...

Facebook Adds PGP Encryption Feature to Email

Facebook announced early Monday that the social network is in the process of adopting OpenPGP encryption and that it will give privacy conscious users the ability to post their public keys on their profile. The feature, which is gradually rolling out to users today, should better lock down messag...

Dennis Fisher and Mike Mimoso Discuss Patch Tuesday, Facebook's ThreatExchange and More

Dennis Fisher and Mike Mimoso discuss Patch Tuesday, the Facebook ThreatExchange platform, Mozilla’s extension signing plan, plus questions from readers! Music by Chris Gonsalves Download: digitalunderground185.mp3...

​Facebook launches ThreatExchange for Sharing Cyber Security Threats

Social Networking giant Facebook has just launched a new platform called ThreatExchange, which is designed to mount a coordinated defense against cybercrime. Many security professionals rely largely on manual methods for collecting, analyzing, and consuming information about latest cyber security...

Facebook Opens ThreatExchange Information Sharing Platform

Facebook, with its giant infrastructure and its equally wide view into Internet attacks, has built an information-sharing platform that it hopes will entice other big technology companies to join and contribute threat data and indicators of compromise. The platform, called ThreatExchange, already...