intelowlproject/greedybear_nginx repository overview

⁠GreedyBear

The project goal is to extract attack data detected by a T-Pot⁠ or a cluster of them and to generate some feeds that can be used to prevent and detect attacks. You can read the official announcement here⁠.

⁠How to ...

• ... try it out: visit the public instance⁠ provided by The Honeynet Project⁠ and take a look at a threat intelligence live feed example⁠
• ... dive in: read through our documentation in the Wiki⁠ and explore GreedyBear's features
• ... run your own instance: to leverage everything GreedyBear has to offer, you might want to install⁠ it and connect it to your own T-Pot
• ... stay up to date: read⁠ and subscribe⁠ to our blog, where we regularly write about the most recent changes and new features
• ... contact us: using a Github issue⁠ or start a discussion⁠
• ... contribute: read through our contribution guidelines⁠, open an issue⁠, get assigned and raise a pull request⁠

⁠Sponsors and Acknowledgements

⁠The Honeynet Project

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The Honeynet Project⁠ is a non-profit organization working on creating open source cyber security tools and sharing knowledge about cyber threats.

Thanks to The Honeynet Project⁠ we are providing free public feeds available here⁠.

⁠Google Summer of Code

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In 2026 we started participating in the Google Summer of Code⁠ (GSoC)!

If you are interested in participating in the next Google Summer of Code, check all the info available in the dedicated repository⁠!

⁠Maintainers and Contributors

This project was started as a personal Christmas project by Matteo Lodi⁠ in 2021.

Special thanks to:

• Tim Leonhard⁠ for having greatly improved the project and added Machine Learning Models during his master thesis. He's the current Principal Maintainer.
• Martina Carella⁠ for having created the GUI during her master thesis.
• Daniele Rosetti⁠ for helping maintaining the Frontend.
• and everyone who has contributed to GreedyBear!

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⁠License

Distributed under the MIT license. See LICENSE⁠ for the full text.