Hey everyone,
just read this *anonymity networks in threat intelligence article* and gotta say, it’s pretty eye-opening. Like, I never really thought about how these networks (you know, Tor, I2P, etc.) play such a huge role in threat intel.
The article breaks it down in a way that’s easy to follow—like how threat actors use these networks to hide their tracks, but also how defenders can leverage them to gather intel. Kinda wild, right?
Also, it got me thinking... do y’all think the pros of anonymity networks in threat intelligence outweigh the cons? Or is it just a double-edged sword?
Anyway, if you’re into this stuff, def check out the *anonymity networks in threat intelligence article*. It’s a quick read but packs a punch.
What’s your take on this? Am I overthinking it or nah? 😅
just read this *anonymity networks in threat intelligence article* and gotta say, it’s pretty eye-opening. Like, I never really thought about how these networks (you know, Tor, I2P, etc.) play such a huge role in threat intel.
The article breaks it down in a way that’s easy to follow—like how threat actors use these networks to hide their tracks, but also how defenders can leverage them to gather intel. Kinda wild, right?
Also, it got me thinking... do y’all think the pros of anonymity networks in threat intelligence outweigh the cons? Or is it just a double-edged sword?
Anyway, if you’re into this stuff, def check out the *anonymity networks in threat intelligence article*. It’s a quick read but packs a punch.
What’s your take on this? Am I overthinking it or nah? 😅