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threat-hunting

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Threat-hunt across three surfaces — search public threat intelligence for indicators (abuse.ch ThreatFox), hunt vulnerable AND malicious dependencies used in a codebase (OSV-Scanner + GuardDog), and inspect logs for Indicators of Compromise (iocextract + grep) — then optionally create Jira tickets in the VM project. Use when the user asks to threat hunt, check dependencies for malicious/typosquatted packages, look up an IP/domain/hash reputation, search threat intel, or scan logs for IoCs.

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