:mag_right: parse blockchain data in search of threat indicators.
This project was first meant to enable Forta network of detection bots.
Table of Contents
Installation
Usage
Development
Contributions welcome!
Changelog
See CHANGELOG.
Todo
See TODO.
Credits
The metamorphic indicators were inspired by the tool from a16z and the API by 0age.
License
Licensed under the aGPL v3.
Metadata
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