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cedric@lemmy.mlJoined: 2020-09-02 |
π Hereβs a little end-of-year gift backed with Sightings from Vulnerability-Lookup ! A small step into 2026. The year is almost over, so weβve wrapped up a fresh Sightings Forecast β looking at how sightings evolve across social platforms, code repositories, and structured feeds. All monitored through our tools[1] and enriched by our fantastic community[2]. π Read the full report: https://www.vulnerability-lookup.org/2025/12/02/end-of-year-threat-intelligence-sightings-forecast/ The goal: track how sightings evolve over time and provide an adaptive short-term forecast for several key sources monitored by Vulnerability-Lookup. Our methodology combines weekly historical trends with daily adaptive models. Depending on the underlying slope, we apply either a Logistic Growth model (for rising trends) or an Exponential Decay model (for declining activity). π Key takeaways Social platforms like the Fediverse and Bluesky show highly event-driven, volatile patterns, reflecting real-time community discussions. Structured sources such as MISP Projec, The Shadowserver Foundation, and Nuclei offer more stable and reliable signals, ideal for validated intelligence. Early detection: Social sources provide fast but noisy signals. Not to ignore. Reliability: Structured intelligence confirms and contextualizes threats. Better planning: Adaptive forecasting enables informed prioritization and workload management. Balanced visibility: Combining heterogeneous sources gives stronger situational awareness. π References
πΆπͺπΊ Funding This work is part of the EU-funded FETTA initiative, strengthening cross-European collaboration on threat intelligence. |
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