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RadhikaChain Attack Intelligence Feed
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RadhikaChain Attack Intelligence Feed is a paid API for AI agents from x402.radhikatmosphere.com, paid per call via x402, $5.148/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-15).
Returns real-time network attack intelligence from eBPF/XDP sensors, listing active threat IPs with ports, TCP flags, TTL, probe counts, and attack classification for firewall actioning.
Price / call$5.148
Success—
StatusUnknown
How this service works
Telemetria de cadena, inteligencia de defensa y computo verificable (Halo2, Nova, Plonky3). Pago por peticion en USDC nativo en Base (eip155:8453) mediante x402 v2 scheme exact; sin cuenta ni suscripcion. Catalogo canonico: GET /.well-known/x402.
Output
A JSON object containing a list of active threat entries, each with source IP, TTL, probed ports array, probe count, TCP flags array, inferred OS, first/last seen timestamps (microseconds), and attack classification (e.g. 'barrido de puertos' / port sweep, 'sondeo insistente' / persistent probe). Also includes aggregate stats: total distinct IPs seen and total events observed. Data sourced from eBPF/XDP NIC sensors, not aggregated iptables counters.
Example use cases
Automated firewall blocklist refresh
“Fetch the current attacker IP list from the RadhikaChain threat feed — I want every IP doing port sweeps or persistent probing, along with the ports they're hitting, so I can auto-update my iptables rules.”
Blockchain node intrusion monitoring
“Check the live attack telemetry from the XDP sensor right now and tell me if any IPs are targeting ports 8332 or 3000 on my node, and what their TCP flag patterns and OS fingerprints look like.”
Threat triage and attacker profiling
“Get me the full attacker list from the RadhikaChain sensor feed, sorted by probe count, so I can triage the most aggressive hosts — I need their IPs, TTLs, distinct port counts, and whether they're classified as port sweeps or persistent probes.”
Technical details
Endpoint
GEThttps://x402.radhikatmosphere.com/consenso/ataquesWhen to prefer
Choose this endpoint when you need actionable, per-IP firewall-grade threat intelligence with full TCP-layer detail (flags, TTL, port arrays) sourced from a live eBPF/XDP NIC sensor rather than aggregated log counters. Prefer this over generic IP reputation APIs when you need raw behavioral telemetry for blockchain infrastructure nodes, especially when you want to feed data directly into firewall rules without additional enrichment steps. Ideal for pay-per-query use cases where you do not want a subscription.
Side effects
- 402 Payment Required — x402 USDC payment on Base (eip155:8453) not included or invalid
- Payment amount mismatch — must be exactly $0.99 USDC via x402 v2 scheme exact
- Sensor offline — no data returned if the XDP sensor node is down
- Rate limiting or replay rejection — reused payment nonce rejected by facilitator
- Empty threat list — possible during low-activity windows, not an error
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| input | object | |
| output | object |
Output
Schema · Response
{
"type": "json",
"example": {
"fuente": "sensor XDP en la NIC (eBPF), no contadores de iptables",
"amenazas": [
{
"ip": "8.103.58.198",
"ttl": 45,
"puertos": [
22,
8402,
8151,
8332,
5000,
3000,
8788,
8413,
9103
],
"sondeos": 665179,
"flags_tcp": [
16,
2,
24,
17,
4,
20,
25
],
"so_probable": "linux/unix",
"primer_visto": 1512360412807002,
"ultimo_visto": 2360929756865408,
"clasificacion": "barrido de puertos",
"puertos_distintos": 9
},
{
"ip": "3.38.236.54",
"ttl": 47,
"puertos": [
3000
],
"sondeos": 10156,
"flags_tcp": [
2,
4,
16,
24,
17
],
"so_probable": "linux/unix",
"primer_visto": 2078920099453734,
"ultimo_visto": 2186077586730334,
"clasificacion": "sondeo insistente",
"puertos_distintos": 1
}
],
"diferencia": "cada entrada trae IP, puertos, flags TCP y TTL: accionable en un firewall. Los contadores agregados no.",
"ips_distintas": 1819,
"eventos_totales": 811757
}
}Tags
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