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Re: shadowserver.org
From: Jim <mysidia () gmail com>
Date: Mon, 28 Jun 2021 12:33:56 -0500
On Mon, Jun 28, 2021 at 12:04 PM Jean St-Laurent <jean () ddostest me> wrote:
What is the difference between shodan.io and shadowserver.org ?
In what regard? Both of those conduct frequent scans of the IPv4 internet. Neither of them attacks nor penetrates. The former may be a more tailored scan. Shodan's a for-profit site that provides access to general data from their scans about any hosts/networks on the internet to anybody who wants to search their data and pays for a subscription. Shadowserver's a non-profit.. cost $0 for the ISP to subscribe to their reports, that generates reports on certain issues specifically against botnets, malware, DDoS risks; they distribute to the IP block owners on need-to-know.
Jean
-- -Jim
Current thread:
- shadowserver.org Scott Aldrich (Jun 28)
- Re: shadowserver.org Bill Woodcock (Jun 28)
- Re: shadowserver.org Hank Nussbacher (Jun 28)
- Re: shadowserver.org Tom Beecher (Jun 28)
- Re: shadowserver.org Jim (Jun 28)
- RE: shadowserver.org Jean St-Laurent via NANOG (Jun 28)
- Re: shadowserver.org Jim (Jun 28)
- Re: shadowserver.org Fernando Gont via NANOG (Jun 28)
- Re: shadowserver.org Nathaniel Ferguson (Jun 28)
- Re: shadowserver.org Doug McIntyre (Jun 28)
- Re: shadowserver.org Matthew Petach (Jun 28)
- Re: shadowserver.org Jim (Jun 28)
- Re: shadowserver.org Jay Hennigan (Jun 28)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: shadowserver.org Hank Nussbacher (Jun 28)
- RE: shadowserver.org Jean St-Laurent via NANOG (Jun 28)
- Re: [EXTERNAL] RE: shadowserver.org Compton, Rich A (Jun 28)
- RE: shadowserver.org Jean St-Laurent via NANOG (Jun 28)