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Feedwalla transforms Firewalla block events - specifically Internet Scanner detections - into a clean, Open Source Threat Intelligence feed.
https://github.com/jblukach/feedwalla

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Feedwalla transforms Firewalla block events - specifically Internet Scanner detections - into a clean, Open Source Threat Intelligence feed.

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# feedwalla

Feedwalla transforms **[Firewalla](https://firewalla.com)** block events — specifically **Internet Scanner** detections — into a clean, Open Source Threat Intelligence (OSINT) feed. The feed is **released daily at 10:00 AM UTC** as a **GitHub Release**, sourced from the **[Firewalla MSP](https://firewalla.net)** subscription.

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## ✨ What is Feedwalla?

Feedwalla is an open-source threat intelligence project that publishes **atomic indicators** observed by Firewalla networks. By focusing on **actual firewall blocks** triggered by **internet-wide scanning activity**, Feedwalla provides defenders with timely and practical indicators suitable for automated ingestion.

The goal is simple:

- Turn real firewall blocks into actionable OSINT
- Keep indicators atomic and easy to consume
- Release consistently, predictably, and transparently

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## 🔌 How to Use

### Manual Download

Download the latest feed directly from the **GitHub Releases** page.

### Automated Ingestion

Feedwalla is designed for easy integration with:

- Firewalls
- SIEM platforms
- SOAR pipelines
- IDS / IPS systems
- Custom scripts

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## 🎯 Intended Use Cases

- Enrich firewall blocklists
- Correlate scanner activity across environments
- Threat hunting
- Detection engineering
- Security research

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## ⚠️ Disclaimer

- Indicators are provided **as-is**
- Inclusion does **not guarantee malicious intent**, only observed scanner behavior
- Always validate indicators against your own environment and risk tolerance