ThreatDeck is a terminal application for monitoring threat intelligence feeds and generating alerts from matched content.
It’s aimed at security operations teams, security researchers, and threat intelligence analysts who want a self-hosted text interface for aggregating API, RSS, website, and onion-source intelligence. The program stores its data locally, provides dashboard views, supports keyword-driven matching, and includes tools for managing feeds, alerts, articles, tags, logs, and settings from the terminal.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Aggregates threat intelligence from APIs, RSS and Atom feeds, websites, and onion services accessed through Tor.
- Uses JSONPath templates to extract structured fields from JSON API feeds.
- Supports simple text and regex keyword matching with low, medium, high, and critical severity levels.
- Generates alerts with content hashing for deduplication, snippets, and preserved metadata.
- Provides a cached article view for browsing feed items and reading cleaned article text in the terminal.
- Offers tag management for organising feeds, keywords, and alerts with colour-coded labels.
- Sends notifications through SMTP email, webhooks, and Discord with configurable severity thresholds.
- Includes dashboard statistics, criticality distribution, recent alerts, and trend visualisation.
- Tracks feed health with status information, consecutive failure counts, and detailed health logs.
- Offers dark, light, solarized, dracula, and monokai themes.
Website: github.com/gripebomb/ThreatDeck
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Developer: gripebomb
License: MIT License
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