OpenIOC
What is OpenIOC?
OpenIOC (Open Indicators of Compromise) is a framework and XML schema for describing technical threats, their attributes, and context. It provides a standardized way to document and share information about malware, threat actors, and other malicious activities. Security analysts and incident responders use OpenIOC to create and share IOCs, which are used to detect and respond to threats in their environment. It is typically used to facilitate the sharing of threat intelligence between organizations and security tools.
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