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CrowdSec is a CTI tool leveraging crowdsourced data to identify and block malevolent IPs in real time worldwide. Join our Discord: discord.gg/crowdsec
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  • @Crowd_Security
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    🔎 You find an unfamiliar IP in your logs. The IP alone tells you very little. The useful part is the context behind it: reputation, behavior and observed attack activity. See an IP you don't recognize? Look it up with IPDEX. 👉 ipdex.crowdsec.net #ThreatIntel
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  • @Crowd_Security
    CrowdSec
    @Crowd_Security
    Sep 1
    CrowdSec 1.8 is here 🚀 🤖 Bot Detection for CrowdSec WAF ☸️ Dedicated Kubernetes datasource ⚡ Major LAPI ↔ bouncer performance improvements 🔎 Revamped Console alerts experience 🧠 Expanded CrowdSec Skill for LLMs See everything we’ve been cooking 👇 crowdsec.net/blog/crowdsec-…
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  • @Crowd_Security
    CrowdSec
    @Crowd_Security
    Aug 31
    🚨 In this week’s newsletter, we cover CVE-2026-33497, a high-severity path traversal vulnerability affecting Langflow that is seeing active exploitation. We break down how attackers can steal the key used to sign login tokens with a single unauthenticated request and what
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  • @Crowd_Security
    CrowdSec
    @Crowd_Security
    Aug 25
    A compromised device can become infrastructure for the next attack. Evooo1Bot is a recent example, turning compromised edge devices into infrastructure for further malicious activity. A reminder of why recent observed behavior matters for IP reputation. 👉
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  • @Crowd_Security
    CrowdSec
    @Crowd_Security
    Aug 24
    🚨 In this week’s newsletter, we cover CVE-2026-63030 (WP2Shell), a critical WordPress Core exploit chain that has become the most-attacked CVE tracked by the CrowdSec Network, with 62,802 attacking IPs observed in 15 days. We break down how attackers are chaining REST API route
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