One of the key problems in threat intelligence is curating whitelists of infrastructure and domains that should never be blocked. Just recently, a government CERT distributed lists of IoCs that included private IP addresses that just are not useful for analysts and hunt teams. At best, it creates wasted time and effort. At worst, key infrastructure is blocked and there is business impact and/or loss of revenue.

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In the past few years, we’ve seen a radical shift from traditional paradigms in transactions. With the emergence of blockchain, decentralized peer-to-peer transactions have replaced typical financial arrangements and revolutionized the financial world. In a few short years, the landscape for financial institutions has radically changed. Yet, the surface has barely been scratched in the ways blockchains can disrupt other entrenched industries. Enterprises have two choices, adopt the blockchain or be left in the stone age. The question is, why should your security program be any different?

ThreatSTOP has compiled a list of Dynamic DNS (DynDNS) services and providers. The list itself can is useful for both black lists as well as white lists.

Sure, just any old threat feed will do. Like those one-size-fits-all “I Heart NY” shirts in Times Square. Just like Chipotle without guac (if you’re obsessed with both Chipotle and guac, like me) or Caesar salad with no… dressing. Laverne without Shirley, Biden without Ray-Bans, or maybe the internet without a politically topical meme. I’m going somewhere with this…. I promise.