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RadhikaChain CrowdSec Threat Intelligence Feed
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RadhikaChain CrowdSec Threat Intelligence Feed is a paid API for AI agents from x402.radhikachain.xyz, paid per call via x402, $3.0888/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-15).
Returns real-time per-IP threat intelligence from CrowdSec sensors, including ports probed, TCP flags, TTL, OS fingerprint, and attack classification, sourced from eBPF/XDP kernel telemetry.
Price / call$3.0888
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 threat entries, each with: attacker IP address, TTL, list of probed ports, total probe count, TCP flag codes, probable OS, first-seen and last-seen timestamps (microseconds), and attack classification (e.g. port sweep, persistent probe). Also includes aggregate counts of distinct IPs and total events, plus a field explaining the data advantage over aggregated counters.
Example use cases
Automated firewall rule generation
“Fetch the current threat feed from RadhikaChain's CrowdSec endpoint and give me the list of attacker IPs with their ports and TCP flags — I want to push those straight into my firewall block list.”
SOC dashboard threat enrichment
“Pull the latest CrowdSec sensor data from RadhikaChain — I need each attacking IP with its OS fingerprint, first and last seen timestamps, and classification like port sweep or persistent probe so I can enrich our SOC dashboard.”
Network intrusion investigation
“Get me the current RadhikaChain CrowdSec threat intel snapshot — specifically any IPs that have probed more than 500,000 times or hit more than 5 distinct ports, so I can prioritize which ones to investigate first.”
Technical details
Endpoint
GEThttps://x402.radhikachain.xyz/amenazas/crowdsecWhen to prefer
Choose this endpoint when you need granular, per-IP firewall-actionable threat intelligence with TCP-level detail (flags, TTL, port lists, OS fingerprint) rather than aggregated block counts. It is specifically sourced from eBPF/XDP kernel sensors (not iptables counters), making it higher fidelity for IDS/firewall rule generation. Prefer this over generic threat feeds when you need behavioral classification (port sweep vs persistent probe) and microsecond-precision timestamps per attacker IP, and when you are comfortable with pay-per-request USDC micropayments on Base via x402.
Side effects
- Payment not included or invalid x402 USDC payment header — request rejected with 402
- Insufficient USDC balance on Base (eip155:8453) — payment failure
- Sensor data temporarily unavailable — may return empty threat list
- Rate limiting if payment is not accepted by the facilitator
- Network timeout reaching the eBPF/XDP telemetry backend
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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