Listed on awesome-europe

[GeiserX]

Hi! 👋

Your project has been listed on awesome-europe, a curated list of open source software relevant to the European Union and EEA.

If you'd prefer not to be included, just let me know here and I'll remove it — no questions asked.

Thanks for building great European open source software!

[sebix]

Hi @GeiserX , thanks for adding IntelMQ there. I think it fits well.

Maybe a better link is https://docs.intelmq.org/? For people not specifically looking for the code, the documentation would serve as a good entry point.

On the wording: I'm not sure if putting the Austrian CERT (which one? There's more than one) there is suitable. Without wanting to understate their contributions, they were significant and essential over quite some years (2015-2020), the IntelMQ core and ecosystem are currently neither maintained nor led by them. I'm happy to hear others' opinions on that.

[kamil-certat]

Hey, I'm still active 👋 ;P But it's true, CERT.at does not play the main role here anymore, and we are not so active as I wish, so attributing IntelMQ to us would downplay the role of other contributors.

[sebix]

Hey, I'm still active 👋 ;P

I know, didn't to mean to say the opposite :)

downplay the role of other contributors.

Yeah, that was actually also the point I wanted to make, but then I forgot to mention it in the comment 😬

[GeiserX]

Hi! Thank you both @sebix @kamil-certat
However awesome lists linter expect github repositories (or GitLab). I could include an exception here, just double checking that's exactly what you would like, or if you wanted to add other repositories. Let me know. Thanks!