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RadhikaChain — Live Threat Feed (amenazas/vivas)
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RadhikaChain — Live Threat Feed (amenazas/vivas) is a paid API for AI agents from x402.radhikachain.xyz, paid per call via x402, $4.29/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-15).
Returns a real-time feed of active network threats detected via eBPF/XDP sensors, including per-IP port scans, TCP flag patterns, TTL, OS fingerprints, and threat classifications — actionable for firewall ingestion.
Price / call$4.29
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 an array of active threat entries, each with the attacker IP, TTL, list of probed ports, TCP flag codes, probable OS, first/last seen timestamps (microseconds), probe count, distinct port count, and threat classification (e.g. 'barrido de puertos' / port sweep, 'sondeo insistente' / persistent probe). Also includes aggregate stats: total distinct IPs observed and total event count. Data sourced from live eBPF/XDP NIC sensors, not aggregated iptables counters.
Example use cases
Automated firewall rule generation
“Fetch the current live threats from RadhikaChain's eBPF sensor feed and give me a list of IPs doing port sweeps or persistent probing so I can automatically push block rules to our firewall.”
SOC analyst threat triage
“I'm doing a security review — pull the active threat snapshot from RadhikaChain and show me every attacker IP with their scanned ports, TCP flags, and how many probes they've sent so I can triage the worst offenders first.”
Blockchain node intrusion monitoring
“Our blockchain node might be under scan — check RadhikaChain's live threat intelligence right now and tell me if any IPs are targeting ports 8332 or 8333, what OS they look like, and when they were first spotted.”
Technical details
Endpoint
GEThttps://x402.radhikachain.xyz/amenazas/vivasWhen to prefer
Choose this endpoint when you need per-IP, per-port, TCP-flag-level threat intelligence suitable for direct firewall ingestion, rather than aggregated traffic counters. It is particularly valuable for blockchain infrastructure operators who need real-time eBPF-sourced sensor data (not iptables aggregates) and want actionable records with OS fingerprinting and precise timestamps. Prefer this over generic threat intel feeds when you need granular packet-level metadata and are already operating in the x402/Base USDC micropayment ecosystem.
Side effects
- Payment not received or invalid x402 USDC payment header — returns 402 Payment Required
- Sensor data temporarily unavailable — may return empty threat array or 503
- Stale data if eBPF pipeline is lagging — timestamps should be checked
- Invalid or expired USDC payment on Base chain — transaction rejected
- Rate limiting if payment is replayed or double-spent
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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