Kivred on windows - Latest cyber threat intelligence on your finger tips

I just recently compiled kivred to an exe for ease of use. You can download the zip file, extract and run kivred.exe. You don’t have to install because the software is portable. The file can be downloaded on my github repo https://github.com/CodesInTheShell/kivred.

Let’s try to check for the latest threats as of July 13 2017 to July 14 2017.

Number 1 is our settings, check out http://hailataxii.com/ for more available feeds.

Number 2 are indicators of URL Watchlist identified to be a part of phishing attack.

Number 3 is the scrollbar, scroll down to check more indicators.

Note that you may experience kivred not responding while it is running in the background, just wait for about a minute.

That's it, stay up to date with the latest cyber security threats folks. There will always be a storm coming.

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