Maltrail: A System for Detecting Malicious Traffic
Maltrail is a system designed to detect malicious traffic. It uses publicly available blacklists, static trails from various antivirus (AV) reports, and custom user-defined lists to identify malicious and suspicious activities. This includes monitoring domain names, URLs, IP addresses, and HTTP User-Agent header values.
It also employs advanced heuristic mechanisms for threat detection
It also uses advanced heuristic mechanisms to identify unknown threats.
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